Tax accountants in Canada
Compare 14,158 accounting firms across Canada listed for tax filing and planning — T1 personal returns, T2 corporate returns, year-end financial statements and tax planning. Choose your province, then your city, to find a local tax accountant near you.
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Tax accountants by province
Covers listings filed under corporate tax, personal tax or tax planning. Almost every firm filed under one of those is filed under the others, so they are one page here rather than three near-identical ones.
Services shown are indicated by each firm’s public listing category and have not been confirmed with the firm.
- Ontario — 5,298 in 303 cities
- Quebec — 2,718 in 273 cities
- British Columbia — 2,230 in 92 cities
- Alberta — 1,985 in 96 cities
- Manitoba — 582 in 62 cities
- Saskatchewan — 384 in 59 cities
- Nova Scotia — 354 in 56 cities
- New Brunswick — 308 in 43 cities
- Newfoundland and Labrador — 170 in 24 cities
- Prince Edward Island — 81 in 16 cities
- Northwest Territories — 25 in 4 cities
- Yukon — 21 in 1 cities
- Nunavut — 2 in 2 cities
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Frequently asked questions
How much do tax filing and planning services cost in Canada?
Fees depend on the size and complexity of your work. Tax accountants such as T1 personal returns, T2 corporate returns, year-end financial statements and tax planning are usually quoted monthly, hourly or as a flat fee. Contact a few firms in Canada below to compare quotes for your situation.
How do I find tax accountants near me in Canada?
The firms listed here are indicated as offering tax filing and planning in Canada by their public listing category — confirm with the firm before you engage it. Browse the list below for addresses and phone numbers, or use the map on the home page to find the tax accountants closest to you.
What do tax accountants handle?
Tax accountants typically cover T1 personal returns, T2 corporate returns, year-end financial statements and tax planning. Many firms also offer related services, so you can keep bookkeeping, payroll and tax under one roof.
Do I need a CPA for tax filing and planning?
Not always — routine tax filing and planning can be handled by an experienced accountant or bookkeeper, while a CPA (Chartered Professional Accountant) is a regulated designation that adds audited financials and higher-complexity tax work. This directory does not record designations, so ask the firms in Canada what credentials they hold.