Personal Income Tax in Sherbrooke — Federal and Québec Tax Returns
AM Comptable CPA prepares tax returns for employees, students, retirees, families and self-employed workers in Sherbrooke. We review with you the documents, credits and deductions that apply to your situation, then file your returns electronically.
Free first consultation · In person in Sherbrooke or remotely via Teams
What our service includes
Federal and Québec returns
We prepare and electronically file your returns with the CRA and Revenu Québec, based on your slips: employment income, benefits, pensions, investments and other income.
Credits and deductions
We check the credits and deductions you may be entitled to, such as medical expenses, donations, childcare expenses, RRSP contributions and the solidarity tax credit.
Students and first jobs
We report your employment income and tuition fees, and explain which unused amounts can be carried forward to future years.
Investments and capital gains
We report your interest and dividends, and calculate the capital gain or loss when you sell shares, mutual funds or a property.
Self-employed workers
Do you earn business income in addition to, or instead of, a job? We report your business income and expenses and calculate your instalments. Self-employed workers →
Newcomers
For your first return in Canada and Québec, we determine which income to report for your year of arrival and tell you which applications to make to receive the benefits you may be entitled to.
Prior years and corrections
We prepare unfiled returns for past years and requests to change a return already filed, both federally and in Québec. Late tax returns →
Rental income
Do you own a rental property? We report your rental income and expenses and prepare your RL-31 slips. Rental income →
Who is it for?
- Employees and families
- Students and young people filing their first return
- Retirees receiving pensions or investment income
- Self-employed workers and people with several sources of income
- Newcomers to Canada and Québec
- People with late returns or returns to correct
Key deadlines
- April 30: deadline to file your return and to pay any balance owing, federally and in Québec.
- June 15: filing deadline if you or your spouse carry on a business. Any balance owing must still be paid by April 30.
- If a deadline falls on a Saturday or Sunday, it is moved to the next business day.
See also our Québec tax deadline calendar.
How it works
1
Book an appointment
A free first conversation to understand your situation and the documents to gather.
2
Send us your documents
Bring your documents to our office or send them by email. With your authorization, we can also view certain information in the Revenu Québec and CRA online services.
3
Preparation and review
We prepare your returns, then review the amounts before presenting them to you.
4
Finalization
We explain the results, and nothing is filed without your authorization.
Why choose AM Comptable CPA?
- A firm of Chartered Professional Accountants (CPA) located at 819 King Street West, Sherbrooke
- Your federal and Québec returns prepared together and filed electronically
- Clear explanations of your results and of the records to keep
- Services in English and French, in person or via Teams
Frequently asked questions
What is the deadline to file my return?
Generally April 30. If you or your spouse carry on a business, you have until June 15 to file, but any balance owing must be paid by April 30. If the date falls on a weekend, it is moved to the next business day.
What documents do I need to provide?
Your slips for the year (employment, benefits, pensions, investments), your receipts (medical expenses, donations, childcare, RRSP contributions), your RL-31 if you are a tenant, and your last notice of assessment. See our guide Documents for your tax return.
I had no income this year. Do I still need to file?
Even with no income or tax to pay, filing your returns is generally necessary to receive certain credits and benefits, such as the Québec solidarity tax credit and benefits paid by the CRA.
I received a slip after filing my return. What should I do?
You need to request a change to the return already filed: federally, through My Account or with form T1-ADJ; in Québec, through My Account or with form TP-1.R. A refund request must concern a year ending in one of the ten previous calendar years. We can prepare these requests for you.
I just arrived in Canada. How does my first return work?
In your year of arrival, special rules apply to the income you must report. Some benefits also require a separate application: for example, the Canada child benefit is requested from the CRA, and Québec’s Family allowance is requested from Retraite Québec. We tell you which steps apply to your situation.
Can you prepare returns for previous years?
Yes. We prepare late returns and returns for prior years. Interest and penalties may apply depending on your file. See our guide Late tax returns.
How do I send you my documents?
You can bring your documents to our office at 819 King Street West in Sherbrooke, or send them by email. With your authorization, we can also view certain slips in the Revenu Québec and CRA online services. Please do not send documents or personal information (such as your social insurance number) through the website contact form.
See also: All our tax services · Self-employed workers · Rental income · Guides
Need help with your tax return?
Employee, student, retiree or newcomer: AM Comptable CPA can prepare your federal and Québec returns.
Phone: 819-580-7974 · Email: info@amcomptable.ca