Streamline Your Finances With Calgary's Tax Accountants

Partner With Calgary’s Top Corporate Tax Accountants

Navigating the complexities of corporate taxes can be challenging. Luckily, you have access to our highly experienced team of tax accountants in Calgary! With a keen focus on simplifying your finances, we specialize in crafting uncomplicated solutions for your specific business needs.

We Provide Comprehensive Services

Tax Compliance & Planning

Staying on top of regulations is vital for your business to thrive. Dealing with taxes can feel overwhelming, but don't worry, we've got your back. Our team is here to handle the nitty-gritty of tax matters, allowing you to focus on what you do best – serving your valued clients with dedication and care.

Bookkeeping

We understand that managing finances isn't everyone's strong suit. That's why we're here: to provide you with expertise and support in organizing your books. With advanced tools like Cloud Accounting, we'll modernize your financial processes, making them more intuitive and accessible.

Take Control of Your Business Finances Today!

Discover the 1917 CPA Difference

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Tailored Tax Compliance and Planning

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Transparent and Fair Pricing

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Personalized Service for Any Business

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Simple, Uncomplicated Process

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Extensive Knowledge of Local Calgary/Alberta Tax Codes

Your Trusted Partner for Stress-Free Taxes

At 1917 CPA, our tax accountants in Calgary genuinely care about your success. We go the extra mile to ensure you receive fair and transparent pricing, customized financial solutions tailored to your unique needs, and unwavering support from our dedicated team. We’re not just your typical CPA firm – we’re your trusted allies in navigating the complexities of business finance. When it comes to local service and experience, you can rest assured that there’s simply no other firm in Calgary quite like us.

What Our Clients Are Saying

Im doing my business taxes for the first time and honestly the process was so smooth, they had prepared and filed all my taxes for me! All I had to do was send some records over and I was gold. Highly recommend these guys to anyone looking for people to help them go through the tax process judgement free. Thank you guys so much for all your help!

Ryleigh Harland

10/10 would recommend to anyone. Will and team have always been responsive and timely with their feedback and I have absolute confidence for their service of my personal and corporate accounting requirements.

David Skabar

Worked with 1917 for a few years now, our financials are always complicated, and they makes everything seem super easy! Very capable, very informative and we've never had anything come back to us! Nice people too!

Dave Sparky

I recently switched over to 1917 CPA firm. Having used a few other accountants in the past I can for say Dan is excellent to work with. He pulled out all the new age tech stops to make my life as easy as possible. I live and conduct most of my business in Ontario. I was hesitant at first but 1917 CPA made it work without any hick ups. I was very happy with this firm and especially with my accountant Daniel. Way to go on a great tax year. Cheers

Ryan Siemp

Extremely detail-oriented and well versed in the complexities of corporate year-ends. Would highly recommend!

Arif Kanji

Should I incorporate?

This is a complex question that requires a conversation to determine. Please contact us to discuss incorporation further.

When is my corporate tax return due?

Generally, the filing due date for your corporate tax return is six months after your year-end. However, there are many other deadlines to consider, and as a matter of practice, we always try to file your corporate tax return within three months of year-end.

How do I pay my corporate tax?

The easiest way to pay your corporate tax is using your online banking. Most banks require that you add an additional feature to your online banking called “government tax payments” or similar. Alternatively, you can pay at the bank with a remittance voucher, by mailing by cheque, or using the payment options on the CRA website. The CRA is trying to discourage paying your taxes via cheque, so they will charge you a penalty if your payment is over $10,000.