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Stay compliant and organized with your sales taxes:
HST and GST requirements can be confusing and time-consuming, especially for small business owners. We provide clear, reliable support to help you understand your obligations, stay compliant, and file accurately and on time.
Whether you are newly registered or already filing regularly, we offer practical support tailored to your business.
How I Can Help
How I Can Help
✔ HST/GST registration support
✔ Reviewing and organizing sales and expense records
✔ Preparing HST/GST returns
✔ Reconciling collected vs. paid tax amounts
✔ Identifying common errors and inconsistencies
✔ Ongoing support for questions throughout the year
Who This Service Is For
Who This Service Is For
Small business owners
Self-employed individuals
Contractors and freelancers
Businesses required to charge HST/GST
If you want clarity and confidence around your sales tax obligations, this service is for you.
Why Accurate HST/GST Matters
Why Accurate HST/GST Matters
Proper HST/GST reporting helps you:
Avoid penalties and interest
Maintain clean and organized records
Prepare smoothly for year-end and tax season
Stay compliant with CRA requirements
A well-organized approach now can prevent issues later.
Get Started
Get Started
If you need support with HST/GST registration, filings, or ongoing questions, feel free to reach out.
Frequently Asked Questions:
How often do I need to file HST/GST?
How often do I need to file HST/GST?
How often you file depends on your annual taxable sales and the filing frequency assigned by the CRA when you register.
Common filing frequencies:
Common filing frequencies:
Annually – most small businesses
Quarterly – medium-sized businesses
Monthly – larger businesses
Even if you file annually, you may still be required to make quarterly instalment payments depending on the amount of HST/GST you owe.
Do I need to register for HST/GST?
Do I need to register for HST/GST?
You must register if you are not a small supplier.
Small supplier rule (CRA):
Small supplier rule (CRA):
You are considered a small supplier if:
Your total taxable revenues (before expenses) are $30,000 or less
Over any 12-month period
If your revenue exceeds $30,000, you are required to register and begin charging HST/GST.
Voluntary registration:
Voluntary registration:
You may choose to register before reaching $30,000 if:
You want to claim Input Tax Credits (ITCs) on business expenses
Your clients are businesses that can recover the tax
📌 Once registered, you must:
Charge HST/GST
File returns on time
Remit tax collected to the CRA
What records should I keep?
What records should I keep?
The CRA requires you to keep clear and complete records to support your HST/GST filings.
You must keep records showing:
You must keep records showing:
Sales and income
HST/GST charged and collected
Business expenses
HST/GST paid on expenses (for ITCs)
Invoices and receipts
Bank and credit card statements
Record retention period:
Record retention period:
Records must be kept for at least 6 years
From the end of the tax year they relate to
📌 Records can be kept electronically or on paper, but must be:
Legible
Accurate
Available if requested by the CRA
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