Tax Accountant Langley
For individuals, incorporated businesses and estates.
Your accountant should call you back.
We reply within one business day, or two during tax season.
Your year-end is getting closer. Payroll still has to run. That CRA letter is not going away.
A Langley accountant you can actually reach. Greg prepares every corporate year-end himself. With your authorization, we speak to CRA for you.
Open Mon–Fri 9–2 · 9–5 in March & April · 9–3 to June 15 — walk-ins welcome in Langley.
Tax and accounting services in Langley
Personal income tax preparation, corporate year-ends, bookkeeping and estate filings — the range of tax services Langley families and businesses actually need, from one accounting firm rather than three.
The corporate year-end sets the owner’s salary and dividends. A death opens a trust with T3 returns of its own. The books underneath decide whether any of it survives a review. We prepare all of it in one office, so one filing never contradicts another.
Personal tax
Tax returns for employees, self-employed owners, rentals and investments — including years you have not filed yet.
Personal tax returns →Corporate tax
Corporate tax returns, financial statements and the adjusting entries behind them. Greg prepares every one himself.
Corporate tax →Estate & trust
The final tax return for the person who died and the estate’s own tax return, for executors doing this once and doing it right.
Estate & trust tax →Bookkeeping
Monthly or annual, reconciled and closed on schedule. Greg is a Certified QuickBooks Online ProAdvisor, and we also work in Sage, CaseWare and Wave.
Bookkeeping in Langley →Incorporation
Incorporating in BC, and the payroll, GST and year-end obligations that start the day you do.
Incorporating in BC →CRA correspondence
Reviews, audits and assessments. With your authorization we deal with CRA directly so you are not on hold.
Back taxes & CRA reviews →Deadline coming up? See tax deadlines in BC for your own return, or corporate tax deadlines for your company — both worked out from today’s date. Already owe CRA? See what it has grown to with the CRA interest calculator, or estimate your company’s tax with the BC corporate tax calculator.
Two names on your file. The same two next year.
Nicole handles your intake and stays your point of contact, so you are not re-explaining your situation to whoever picks up. Greg prepares every corporate year-end himself — not a rotating team, not a file passed to whoever is free.
JD Tax & Accounting has been doing this work in the Fraser Valley since 2002. Visit us in Langley or Maple Ridge, or work with us remotely from anywhere in BC.
Your first point of contact · prepares personal tax returns
Prepares every corporate year-end himself · in the Fraser Valley since 2002
Behind on filing? Bring it in anyway.
Several years unfiled, a shoebox of receipts, a CRA letter you have not opened — we have started from there many times. Nothing about it is unusual to us, and the sooner it is filed the smaller the interest and penalties get.
We will tell you what is actually outstanding, what we need from you, and what it costs, before any work begins.
Closing your company’s books decides more than its tax bill.
It sets your salary-versus-dividend mix, what you can take out of the company, and what your personal return looks like months later. Done separately from your personal tax, it quietly costs you money.
We prepare both, in the same office, so the two agree.
In their own words
Greg has handled our corporate year-end for years. Straight answers, no surprises on the invoice.
I was three years behind and dreading the conversation. They just got on with it and dealt with CRA for me.
As executor I had no idea where to start. They walked me through the terminal return and the clearance certificate.
Questions we get about our Langley tax services
Do you do personal income tax preparation, or only corporate?
Both. We prepare personal income tax returns (T1) for employees, self-employed owners, rentals and investments, and corporate year-ends and T2 returns for incorporated businesses. Most business owners have us do both, so the two agree.
What tax services do you offer in Langley?
Personal and corporate tax preparation, bookkeeping, estate and trust filings, incorporation, GST/PST and payroll, and CRA correspondence — all from the Langley office on Fraser Highway.
Are you taking new clients?
Yes, year-round. Corporate year-ends run on their own schedule rather than only in the spring, and we take catch-up work at any time of year.
Do I have to come into the Langley office?
No. Documents move through a secure portal and we work with clients across BC. Walk-ins are welcome in Langley during office hours, and we have a second office in Maple Ridge by appointment.
Do you serve Surrey and the rest of the Fraser Valley?
Yes. Langley and Maple Ridge are our offices, and we work with clients throughout Surrey, Abbotsford, Pitt Meadows and the wider Fraser Valley, in person or remotely.
What does it cost?
Our base fees start at $95 for a personal return, $400 for a trust return, and $1,800 for a corporate year-end. Bookkeeping is $400 a quarter, or $250 a month on QuickBooks Online. Those are starting points — the final fee depends on the state of the records and the complexity of the work. You get the exact number in writing after a short call, before anything begins.
Book a free 15-minute call
We will confirm what you need, what we will ask you for, and what it costs. If we are not the right fit, we will say so on the call.
No cost, no obligation — and the fee goes to you in writing before any work starts.
Or call 604-533-4214106 – 20644 Fraser Hwy, Langley, BC
Mon–Fri 9–2 · 9–5 in March & April · 9–3 to June 15
What happens on the call
- You tell us the situation — year-end date, how far behind or ahead you are, and anything CRA has sent you.
- We tell you what it takes — the filings actually due, what we would need from you, and roughly how long it runs.
- You get the fee in writing — before any work starts. If we are not the right fit, we say so and point you somewhere better.
No pitch, and nothing signed on the call.
