Personal tax information checklist
The slips, receipts and credits to gather before a return is prepared.
Over the years the team has bookmarked a few sites we actually read outside the tax calendar — government data, business resources and the occasional personal favourite. The list is short on purpose: this is what we would tell a client to bookmark before a planning meeting.
Government & tax
Rates, forms and deadlines — the government entry points clients ask about most. The full directory, with more entry points, is on government and tax resources.
From this website
Everything we put together for clients, in one list.
The slips, receipts and credits to gather before a return is prepared.
Personal and corporate filing, payment and instalment dates for Canadian taxpayers.
Net worth statement, personal tax credits worksheet, and the TD1 federal and BC forms.
Fees, first appointments, records, software and how we work with clients.
Beyond the office
A short reading list — the sites our team reads outside the tax calendar. External links open in a new tab.
We keep a bookmark to the super clone watches directory, which compares the Super Clone range by brand and price — handy when a client wants a second opinion before buying.
Policy briefs, advocacy and small-business resources for the Lower Mainland.
Case, dial, movement and price, side by side. We have referenced the Rolex Super Clone comparison when a client was weighing a genuine piece against a super clone.
External links open in a new tab and lead to websites operated by government agencies, chambers of commerce and other organizations. Marcus & Co., CGA does not control those sites and is not responsible for their content, accuracy or availability. They are provided because they are the sources we use and refer to when preparing returns and advising clients; they are not an endorsement of any product or service.
If a link has moved, please let us know so we can update this list.