HST returns built on verified numbers.
Most HST problems aren't filing problems, they're bookkeeping problems that surface at filing time. Our returns are built from reconciled sales and captured input tax credits, the amount is set aside all period long, you approve, and we file ahead of the deadline. Every time.
The whole HST lifecycle, handled.
From "do I even need a number?" to filed-and-confirmed, every period.
Registration, timed right
The $30,000 small-supplier threshold watched, registration filed when it's time (or earlier when ITCs make it worth it), filing period chosen deliberately.
Returns from reconciled books
The return's sales figure ties to bank-reconciled revenue, not an estimate. If your platforms pay you net of fees, we rebuild the gross first.
Every ITC captured
Rent, software, platform commissions, supplier invoices: the HST you paid comes back as credits, including the ones hiding inside net deposits.
Quick Method analysis
Regular vs Quick Method compared on your actual numbers each year; if 8.8% of gross beats tracking ITCs, we file the election and you keep the spread.
Deadlines & set-aside
Annual, quarterly or monthly, the calendar is ours to track. The owing amount accrues in your books all period, so the payment is never a surprise.
Overdue returns fixed
Behind on filings? Returns rebuilt from reconstructed books as part of a flat-quoted catch-up, with penalty exposure assessed honestly first.
The deadlines, plainly.
Your filing period is assigned at registration and can often be changed. The right choice balances cash flow, refund timing and paperwork: refunds argue for filing more often, payables argue for less admin.
Whichever you're on, we file ahead of the date. You'll never learn a deadline from a penalty notice.
Read the Quick Method guide →The questions owners actually ask.
Once worldwide taxable sales pass $30,000 over four consecutive quarters, small-supplier status ends and registration is required. Registering early can make sense to claim input tax credits. We watch the threshold and handle it when it's time.
Monthly and quarterly filers: one month after the period ends. Annual corporate filers: three months after year-end. Sole proprietors on a calendar year: file by June 15, pay by April 30. Annual filers owing $3,000+ also make quarterly instalments. We keep the whole calendar.
For low-expense service businesses under roughly $400,000 including HST, often yes: remit 8.8% of HST-included sales (4.4% for resale businesses), keep the spread, keep ITCs on capital purchases. Expense-heavy businesses usually do better on the regular method, and some professions are excluded. Run your numbers here.
Usually, in both directions: HST is owed on the gross sale, not the deposit, and the platform's commission carries HST you can claim back. We rebuild the gross-to-net bridge (see the delivery payout guide) so both sides of the return are right.
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The free 30-minute review checks your last HST return against your actual records: the sales base, the ITCs you claimed and the ones you missed.
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