Help filing your Personal Tax Return

Income Tax Assistance

Need help filing Your Personal Tax Return?

A volunteer from Mission Community Services Society, trained by the Canada Revenue Agency, will help prepare & electronically file (if eligible).

What do you need to bring?

Bring all your documents, including:

The previous years tax assessment & the tax package you received in the mail.
All your T slips (work, OAS, CPP, Bank, Income Assistance, Worker’s Compensation, EI)
Foreign pension(we need to calculate how much you received)
All your receipts (medical, union, tuition, moving expenses, child care, RRSP contributions)
Your ID

For more information call 604-826-3634 and ask for Seniors Connection Tax Clinic

Who can attend these free clinics?

You must be a Mission resident.

Your income falls within these guidelines:

Single person: $30,000
Single parent with child: $35,000
Each additional child: $2,500
Couples: $40,000
Investments income under: $1,000

You have a simple tax return (no self employment, no bankruptcy, no forms for deceased, no capital gains/losses and no rental income).

Address / Contact Info

Mission Community Services Society

33179 2nd Avenue Mission, BCV2V 1J9

Mailing address:
33179 2nd Avenue

33179 2nd Avenue

Phone Numbers

Phone : (604) 826-3634

Amenities

Accessibility features: access friendly, accessible by public transit, automatic doors, disabled parking, fully accessible, ground floor office, near transit, off street parking, ramp, reserved parking, wheelchair accessible, wheelchair accessible elevator, wheelchair/walker friendly (must be able to self-transfer)

Categorization

Low Income / Social Services > Financial / Income Assistance > Personal Tax Return

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This program was last updated on 05 May 2019.