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Tax season is coming

Dates to put in your calendar

Each box links to the full list on the important tax dates page. Dates as of November 2, 2026.

Individuals and families

  • Dec 31: last day for 2026 donations and deductible expenses
  • Mar 1, 2027: RRSP deadline for 2026
  • Apr 30, 2027: file and pay your 2026 return
  • Jun 15, 2027: filing deadline if you or your partner are self-employed (tax is still due Apr 30)

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Business owners

  • Dec 15: last 2026 tax instalment, if you pay by instalments
  • Mar 1, 2027: T4, T4A and T5 slips due
  • Mar 31, 2027: BC Employer Health Tax return, if you are over the $1 million exemption
  • The 15th: payroll remittances for most employers

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Doctors, dentists and clinics

  • Mar 1, 2027: staff T4 and T4A slips due
  • Mar 31, 2027: Employer Health Tax return, if your practice is over the exemption
  • 6 months after year-end: T2 return for your professional corporation
  • Monthly or quarterly: GST/HST on any taxable services

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Law firms

  • Every month: reconcile each trust account
  • 3 months after your reporting period ends: Law Society Trust Report, with an accountant’s report if required
  • Mar 1, 2027: staff T4 slips due
  • Mar 31, 2027: Employer Health Tax return, if you are over the exemption

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Free tools

Tax and retirement calculators

Eight free tools with sliders and charts, built around the questions clients ask the firm most. Entries are not stored, and the results are for information only.

Income tax calculator

Tax and take-home pay in every province and territory, including Quebec, with pension splitting, the alternative minimum tax and the main refundable benefits.

Open the tax calculator

TFSA vs RRSP

Put the same money in each and see what you keep after tax, using your real tax today and in retirement.

Compare TFSA and RRSP

TFSA contribution room

Find your 2026 room, when withdrawals come back, and whether you risk the 1% a month penalty.

Check your TFSA room

CPP and OAS timing

Compare start ages from 60 to 70 with break-even ages and the effect on GIS.

Open the timing calculator

Survivor benefits and the clawback

See what a survivor could receive, and how much OAS you would repay at your income.

Open the CPP survivor calculator

Retirement income and definitions

Put CPP, OAS, GIS, a pension and savings together, with plain-language definitions.

See all eight tools

Individuals, families, seniors, business owners, doctors, dentists and lawyers use them to check their own figures before a meeting. See how they help or read the year-end planning checklist.

What the firm does

Accounting, tax, financial reporting and assurance in one place

Each page explains what the firm does, what it needs from you and how to get started.

Law firms and trust reports

Bookkeeping, financial statements and Law Society of BC trust reports, including the accountant's report.

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Healthcare accounting

Bookkeeping, payroll, tax and reporting for doctors, dentists and clinics, in the software you already use.

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Business accounting, reporting and CFO

Accounting, payroll, financial reporting and review engagements (assurance), plus advisory help and fractional CFO support as you grow.

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Tax services

Personal and corporate returns, GST and PST, and property filings like the Empty Homes Tax and Speculation and Vacancy Tax.

Tax services →

32
Years of Experience
2,137
Engagements Completed
262
Clients Helped
16
Years Since Founded in 2010

The firm at a glance

HJ Wu & Company Inc. is a Vancouver CPA firm for clinics, law firms, businesses and individuals. Founded in 2010 and backed by 32 years of experience, it prepares tax returns, keeps the books, prepares financial statements and review engagements, runs payroll and files trust reports for clients across downtown Vancouver and the rest of BC. The firm works in the accounting software clients already use, explains things in plain language and tracks the deadlines. Call 604-636-1862 or book an initial consultation.

Founded2010, with 32 years of experience (about the firm)
Led byAmy Wu, CPA, CGA, CPA (ND), MBA, BSc
Location512 - 938 Howe Street, Vancouver, BC V6Z 1N9
Phone and email604-636-1862 and inquiry@hjwucpa.com
HoursMonday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm (see the contact page for any changes)
Who the firm servesDoctors, dentists and clinics, law firms, businesses, not-for-profits, strata corporations, individuals and families
What the firm doesBookkeeping, payroll, financial reporting, review engagements (assurance) and compilations, GST and PST, personal and corporate tax, Law Society of BC trust reports, property declarations and fractional CFO advice
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Plain-language answers to the British Columbia rules clients ask about most, from Law Society trust reports to the Employer Health Tax.

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Records, monthly reconciliations, paying fees from trust and reporting shortages under the Law Society of BC rules.

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The $1 million exemption, how the tax phases in, associated employers and the March 31 return.

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PST now applies to basic cable, landlines, fabric and clothing repair, while PST on accounting fees is on pause.

Disability and Support-Needs Benefits in BC: What Budget 2026 Changes

A new child disability supplement, better rules for couples on disability assistance and how the disability tax credit fits in.

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