Tax Accountant Edmonton

Looking for a dependable tax accountant Edmonton residents and business owners can rely on?

Your Modern Accountant provides expert personal tax filing, self-employed tax returns, and corporate T2 filings for Edmonton clients across all industries, with a fully remote process that fits around your schedule.

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Edmonton Tax Filing: More Than Just a T4

Edmonton is Alberta’s capital and one of Canada’s most economically diverse cities, with a strong base in government, healthcare, construction, energy, and a growing technology and startup community. That diversity means Edmonton taxpayers cover a wide spectrum: salaried government employees with straightforward returns, self-employed tradespeople with complex deduction profiles, incorporated consultants managing salary versus dividend decisions, and real estate investors with multiple properties.

Your Modern Accountant is equipped to handle all of it. We serve Edmonton clients with the same process we deliver across Alberta and the rest of Canada: fully remote, with a dedicated accountant assigned to your file. Your location within Edmonton or the surrounding area does not affect how efficiently we work together.

Tax Services for Edmonton Individuals and Businesses

Our Tax services include:

  • Personal income tax (T1) returns: T4 employment, investment slips, rental income, RRSP, capital gains, foreign income
  • Self-employed and sole proprietor filing: GST registration and remittance, business deductions, Capital Cost Allowance (CCA), annual T1
  • Incorporated small business (T2) returns: year-end corporate filing, T4 preparation, GST filings, tax planning
  • Rental property income: single and multi-unit properties, co-ownership, renovations and CCA tracking
  • CRA correspondence and audit support: review letters, reassessments, notice of objection
  • Tax planning: strategies to reduce your personal or corporate tax bill now and in future years

You can view our full pricing on the Tax Rates page before booking.

Edmonton Industries and the Tax Situations They Create

Edmonton’s economy creates distinct tax patterns we see regularly from clients in this city:

  • Government and healthcare workers: Alberta government and AHS employees typically have T4 employment income, but many also have RRSP contributions, rental income, side business income, or investment portfolios that add real complexity. We handle all of it.
  • Tradespeople and construction contractors: Edmonton has one of the largest trades workforces in Western Canada. Independent contractors working on pipeline projects, commercial construction, and residential builds often have multiple T4 slips, employment expense claims via T2200, tool deductions, and questions about incorporation timing.
  • Incorporated professionals and consultants: Edmonton’s growing tech and professional services sector has a rising number of incorporated consultants who need T2 filings, salary versus dividend planning, and shareholder loan management.
  • University of Alberta and NAIT-affiliated researchers and academics: those with research grants, speaking income, or side consulting work often have mixed-source income that sits between employment and self-employment.

A Tax Accountant Edmonton Clients Can Reach Year-Round

Our Edmonton clients come from across the city, including downtown, the West End, Mill Woods, Sherwood Park, St. Albert, and the surrounding region. Because our service is fully remote, your location within the Edmonton area does not affect turnaround time or service quality.

Tax season is our busiest period, but we operate year-round. If you receive a CRA letter in July, need to make an RRSP contribution decision in February, or want to plan your corporate year-end in the fall, your dedicated accountant is available through our higher-tier packages. This is what year-round accounting access actually looks like.

What Our Clients Say

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Patrick and Andrew know their business, are super professional and very attentive. I totally recommend them.
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Love the team at Your Modern Accountant! They are fast, efficient and reasonably priced. Through their online portal, it's easy to dump all of your info onto them, and they come back with your taxes ready to file. They have great customer service and I would highly recommend them!
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Worked with Patrick. He responded to all my inquiries very quickly. The online portal was convenient and easy to access. I found the overall experience quite efficient and straight forward. Highly recommend.
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Google should have a 10 star rating for the Superstars! It was mid-April, and I found myself without my regular tax preparer. I had called a number of companies, most said they would not be taking new clients. I found Your Modern Accountant, and started perusing reviews. I called Patrick and was instantly set at ease, that yes, they could do my taxes. I went from "peel me off the ceiling" to "I can breathe again." I was lined up with Andrew from YMA, uploaded all of my tax info, and within hours, I had the rough numbers. All of my questions were answered so quickly, I was confident that Andrew knew the tax code, and would do best by me. I thought I'd be in tax debtors prison for the rest of the year, but Andrew got me a refund! The whole process was seamless, communication was constant, and the price was right! So tickled was I with YMA, I told a friend who needs help with her taxes...and now I'm telling you.....10/5 stars. YMA has a client for life.
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Your Modern Accountant has been assisting with my business taxes for the past few years and I have received nothing short of fantastic service. Every tax season, it's super easy to do everything remote via laptops/phones and their online portal. They are very responsive and help get our tax filing done quickly and efficiently. They also tie all the tax conversations back to how it affects the overall financial health and financial planning for the company - which really helps steer us in some of our decisions. Would recommend their services and advice to any small business out there!
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Outstanding company. I have a small business and have been working with Patrick and YMA for ~3 years. I like to do my own taxes - and need Patrick's expertise to help ensure I do them correctly and efficiently. Patrick is always available to answer all my questions in an easy to understand manner - all at an affordable price. Whenever friends ask for a referral, I always recommend they contact Patrick or any of the team at YMA. I am confident they will receive the same high level of service I receive.
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I had a complicated tax situation but Patrick at YMA was there to work through it with me, showing great patience, knowledge and efficiency. Thanks for a great job well done.
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Frequently asked questions

I am an Alberta government employee in Edmonton. Do I need a tax accountant?

It depends on your full financial picture. Government employment income is often straightforward, but if you have RRSP contributions, rental properties, a side business, capital gains, or investment income on top of your T4, the complexity adds up. A professional review frequently uncovers deductions and credits that people miss when filing on their own.

Can you help Edmonton contractors and tradespeople with tax deductions?

Yes. We work with independent contractors and tradespeople regularly. This includes claiming employment expenses via the T2200 form, deducting tools and equipment, managing GST registration and remittance, and advising on whether incorporation makes financial sense at your income level.

How is filing taxes in Alberta different from other provinces?

Alberta has no provincial sales tax, which means businesses in Edmonton file GST only rather than HST. This simplifies some compliance compared to provinces under the HST system. Alberta also has its own provincial income tax rates that apply on top of federal rates, which is a factor in corporate and personal tax planning for Edmonton clients.

What is included in a corporate T2 filing for my Edmonton company?

Our corporate packages include preparation of your T2 return, year-end financial statements, T4 slip preparation for employees or owner-operators, GST annual or quarterly filing, and tax planning advice. Higher-tier packages include year-round access to your dedicated accountant for planning questions.

Do I need to visit an office in Edmonton to get started?

No. Everything is handled online. You book a free consultation by video call, upload your documents through our secure client portal, we prepare your return, review it with you, and file electronically. No in-person visit is required at any stage.