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About FileSmart Tax - Shashank & Sandhya Tax Services

FileSmart Tax – Shashank & Sandhya Tax Services is an accounting and tax services provider based in Whitby. Services include Personal Tax, Corporate Tax, Tax Preparation, GST/HST. Additional listed services include Audit & Assurance. Website-listed areas of focus include Cross-Border Tax. Service format information: In-person / physical location.

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Free Parking
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Street Parking

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Frequently Asked Questions

01I received a CRA notice — what should I do?

Don't ignore it. Contact us immediately. We'll review the notice, explain what it means, and respond to CRA on your behalf to resolve the issue quickly.

02Can students file taxes in Canada?

Absolutely. Students can claim tuition tax credits, education amounts, and carry unused credits forward. Even if you had no income, filing builds your credit carry-forward balance.

03What can I claim as home office expenses?

You can claim a portion of rent or mortgage interest, utilities, internet, property taxes, and maintenance — based on the percentage of your home used for work. We calculate and maximize this for you.

04Should I incorporate as an IT contractor in Ontario?

For most IT contractors earning over $80K, incorporation offers significant tax savings through income splitting, salary vs dividend planning, and small business deductions. We can model the savings for your specific situation.

05Do I need to register for GST/HST as an IT contractor?

Yes — once your annual revenue exceeds $30,000, you must register for GST/HST. We help you register, choose the best method (Quick Method vs ITC), and file on time.

06I received a CRA notice — what should I do?

Don't ignore it. Contact us immediately. We'll review the notice, explain what it means, and respond to CRA on your behalf to resolve the issue quickly.

07Can students file taxes in Canada?

Absolutely. Students can claim tuition tax credits, education amounts, and carry unused credits forward. Even if you had no income, filing builds your credit carry-forward balance.

08What can I claim as home office expenses?

You can claim a portion of rent or mortgage interest, utilities, internet, property taxes, and maintenance — based on the percentage of your home used for work. We calculate and maximize this for you.

09Should I incorporate as an IT contractor in Ontario?

For most IT contractors earning over $80K, incorporation offers significant tax savings through income splitting, salary vs dividend planning, and small business deductions. We can model the savings for your specific situation.

10Do I need to register for GST/HST as an IT contractor?

Yes — once your annual revenue exceeds $30,000, you must register for GST/HST. We help you register, choose the best method (Quick Method vs ITC), and file on time.

11I received a CRA notice — what should I do?

Don't ignore it. Contact us immediately. We'll review the notice, explain what it means, and respond to CRA on your behalf to resolve the issue quickly.

12Can students file taxes in Canada?

Absolutely. Students can claim tuition tax credits, education amounts, and carry unused credits forward. Even if you had no income, filing builds your credit carry-forward balance.

13What can I claim as home office expenses?

You can claim a portion of rent or mortgage interest, utilities, internet, property taxes, and maintenance — based on the percentage of your home used for work. We calculate and maximize this for you.

14Should I incorporate as an IT contractor in Ontario?

For most IT contractors earning over $80K, incorporation offers significant tax savings through income splitting, salary vs dividend planning, and small business deductions. We can model the savings for your specific situation.

15Do I need to register for GST/HST as an IT contractor?

Yes — once your annual revenue exceeds $30,000, you must register for GST/HST. We help you register, choose the best method (Quick Method vs ITC), and file on time.

16I received a CRA notice — what should I do?

Don't ignore it. Contact us immediately. We'll review the notice, explain what it means, and respond to CRA on your behalf to resolve the issue quickly.

17Can students file taxes in Canada?

Absolutely. Students can claim tuition tax credits, education amounts, and carry unused credits forward. Even if you had no income, filing builds your credit carry-forward balance.

18What can I claim as home office expenses?

You can claim a portion of rent or mortgage interest, utilities, internet, property taxes, and maintenance — based on the percentage of your home used for work. We calculate and maximize this for you.

19Should I incorporate as an IT contractor in Ontario?

For most IT contractors earning over $80K, incorporation offers significant tax savings through income splitting, salary vs dividend planning, and small business deductions. We can model the savings for your specific situation.

20Do I need to register for GST/HST as an IT contractor?

Yes — once your annual revenue exceeds $30,000, you must register for GST/HST. We help you register, choose the best method (Quick Method vs ITC), and file on time.

21I received a CRA notice — what should I do?

Don't ignore it. Contact us immediately. We'll review the notice, explain what it means, and respond to CRA on your behalf to resolve the issue quickly.

22Can students file taxes in Canada?

Absolutely. Students can claim tuition tax credits, education amounts, and carry unused credits forward. Even if you had no income, filing builds your credit carry-forward balance.

23What can I claim as home office expenses?

You can claim a portion of rent or mortgage interest, utilities, internet, property taxes, and maintenance — based on the percentage of your home used for work. We calculate and maximize this for you.

24Should I incorporate as an IT contractor in Ontario?

For most IT contractors earning over $80K, incorporation offers significant tax savings through income splitting, salary vs dividend planning, and small business deductions. We can model the savings for your specific situation.

25Do I need to register for GST/HST as an IT contractor?

Yes — once your annual revenue exceeds $30,000, you must register for GST/HST. We help you register, choose the best method (Quick Method vs ITC), and file on time.

26I received a CRA notice — what should I do?

Don't ignore it. Contact us immediately. We'll review the notice, explain what it means, and respond to CRA on your behalf to resolve the issue quickly.

27Can students file taxes in Canada?

Absolutely. Students can claim tuition tax credits, education amounts, and carry unused credits forward. Even if you had no income, filing builds your credit carry-forward balance.

28What can I claim as home office expenses?

You can claim a portion of rent or mortgage interest, utilities, internet, property taxes, and maintenance — based on the percentage of your home used for work. We calculate and maximize this for you.

29Should I incorporate as an IT contractor in Ontario?

For most IT contractors earning over $80K, incorporation offers significant tax savings through income splitting, salary vs dividend planning, and small business deductions. We can model the savings for your specific situation.

30Do I need to register for GST/HST as an IT contractor?

Yes — once your annual revenue exceeds $30,000, you must register for GST/HST. We help you register, choose the best method (Quick Method vs ITC), and file on time.

31Where is FileSmart Tax – Shashank & Sandhya Tax Services located?

FileSmart Tax – Shashank & Sandhya Tax Services is at 229 Ash St, Whitby, ON L1N 4B4, Canada.

32What is the phone number for FileSmart Tax – Shashank & Sandhya Tax Services?

You can reach FileSmart Tax – Shashank & Sandhya Tax Services on (416) 727-7321.

33What are the opening hours?

Monday 09:00-20:00; Tuesday 09:00-20:00; Wednesday 09:00-20:00; Thursday 09:00-20:00; Friday 09:00-20:00; Saturday 09:00-13:00. Closed on Sunday.

34Does FileSmart Tax – Shashank & Sandhya Tax Services have a website?

Yes. Their website is https://filesmarttax.ca/.

35What languages are spoken at FileSmart Tax – Shashank & Sandhya Tax Services?

Staff speak Dutch, English and French.

36Is FileSmart Tax – Shashank & Sandhya Tax Services wheelchair accessible?

Google lists accessible parking at this location.

37Is there parking at FileSmart Tax – Shashank & Sandhya Tax Services?

Google lists free street parking and free garage parking.

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