Input Recovery Inc.

Input Recovery Inc. Contingent-fee indirect-tax recovery for Canadian entities and their accounting & law partners.

06/10/2026

Most Canadian businesses overpay their taxes. Not because they want to - because the math is hard to get perfect.

One missed input tax credit. One fuel receipt that didn't get coded right. One construction expense that qualified for recovery but never got claimed. It adds up fast.

We run a 69-detector audit on your ledger and find the GST/HST, QST, and refunds you're actually owed. Then we file the claim and defend it with CRA.

The catch? We only get paid if we recover money for you. Zero upfront cost. Zero risk.

If your business has been operating for more than a year, there's a good chance you've left money on the table. We find it, file for it, and get it back.

Ready to see what you're owed? 👉 https://inputrecovery.com/

06/08/2026

Tax season never really ends.

The real challenge? Balancing growth, speed, and client expectations without over-promising.

Most accounting firms leave money on the table - literally. Unclaimed GST/HST, QST, fuel tax credits sitting in past ledgers. Your clients paid it. They deserve it back.

That's where Input Recovery comes in. A licensed partner runs a 69-detector audit on your ledger, files the refund, and defends it with CRA. No recovery, no fee.

You focus on growth. We handle the recovery work.

Real conversation. Real business. 🎥

Learn more: https://inputrecovery.com/

06/05/2026

Tax professionals: tired of second-guessing which AI tool actually fits your workflow?

CPA and former CRA auditor Andrew Adolph breaks down the real pros and cons of Blue J (purpose-built for tax research) versus Claude (Anthropic's general-purpose AI assistant).

No fluff, no hype - just honest insights into:

- When Blue J's tax-specific training gives you the edge
- Where Claude's flexibility shines for drafting and client communication
- Which scenarios call for one tool over the other
- Whether using both makes sense for your practice

This isn't about picking a winner. It's about understanding what each tool actually does well so you can make the right call for your firm.

Whether you're researching complex tax positions, drafting client memos, or advising on CRA matters, this comparison gives you the clarity you need.

Check out what we do and start your Tax Recovery process https://inputrecovery.com/

06/04/2026

Buying a new home in Canada? You might be leaving thousands of dollars on the table.

Former CRA Auditor Andrew Adolph just released a breakdown of GST rebates on new home purchases - and it's eye-opening. He's seen these claims from the inside, and he's sharing exactly what homebuyers, builders, and real estate pros need to know.

Here's what makes this different: Andrew isn't guessing. He spent years auditing these exact rebates at CRA. He knows which claims get approved, which get rejected, and why.

The video covers:
• Which new home purchases qualify for GST rebates
• How much money you could recover
• Common mistakes that cost buyers thousands
• What documentation you actually need

This matters because most buyers don't know these rebates exist until after they've closed - and by then, they've missed their window or filed incorrectly.

Whether you're buying your first home, building new construction, or advising clients, this 10-minute video could save you serious money.

Watch Andrew's full breakdown: https://inputrecovery.com/

Have you claimed a GST rebate on a home purchase? Drop a comment - we'd love to hear your experience.




So we were having a lovely day with our growth interns at Input Recovery until my accountant told us to file our QST ret...
05/26/2026

So we were having a lovely day with our growth interns at Input Recovery until my accountant told us to file our QST return.

And I remembered that the issue with QST return is not the ugly registration form or waiting for the verification physical mail but actually speaking French and being able to read hand written invoices in french cursive written on dunder mifflin stationery.

If you're an out-of-province (or country) business spending a lot of money on business expenses and want your tax recovery but are dreading your QST filings, we can connect you with vetted Quebec-based tax accountants and handle the invoice review.

Reach out at [email protected].

Also please ignore what poulet de revenue quebec is saying as it's warm and sunny in Toronto.

05/26/2026

Ever wonder if your business is leaving money on the table with GST/HST?

Former CRA auditor Andrew Adolph reveals what they look for during tax audits - and it's eye-opening. Inconsistencies in GST charges from suppliers, missed input tax credits on one-off expenses, over-remitting or under-remitting sales tax. These slip-ups happen more often than you'd think, especially with transactions that don't become recurring records in your system.

The good news? Input Recovery runs a 69-detector audit on your ledger to find money you've already paid but haven't recovered. We're talking GST/HST, QST, fuel tax, and FNGST (First Nations tax).

How it works:
- Licensed partner audits your records
- Files the refund claim
- Defends it with CRA if needed
- No recovery, no fee

If you've been in business for a few years, chances are there's unclaimed money sitting in your past transactions. Construction companies, accounting firms, and businesses with complex supplier relationships often see the biggest recoveries.

Want to see what you might be owed? Check out https://inputrecovery.com/

05/25/2026

Ever wonder if your business is leaving money on the table? 💰

Andrew Adolph, a former CRA auditor, recently shared something eye-opening: most businesses miss significant GST/HST recovery opportunities hiding in their own ledgers.

Here's what caught my attention - it's not just about obvious expenses. There are specific line items in construction, real estate, and manufacturing that income tax accountants often overlook, but they contain recoverable tax dollars.

The challenge? You need someone who knows exactly what the CRA looks for. Andrew and his team at Input Recovery run a 69-detector audit on your ledger to find these hidden refunds - covering GST/HST, QST, fuel tax, and FNGST.

The best part? They only get paid if they recover money for you. No recovery, no fee. They file the refund AND defend it if the CRA has questions.

If you're in construction, real estate, or manufacturing, this could mean thousands (or more) sitting in expenses you've already paid.

Want to see if you're missing recoverable tax? Check out Input Recovery's free assessment at https://inputrecovery.com/

Have you ever discovered money your business overpaid in taxes? Drop a comment - I'd love to hear your story.

05/22/2026

Ever wonder how much money your business might be leaving on the table with the CRA?

Most Canadian businesses don't realize they can recover input tax credits going back 4 years. That's right - 4 years of potential GST/HST, QST, and fuel tax refunds just sitting there.

Think about it: staff turnover, maternity leaves, temporary replacements - even short gaps in your bookkeeping can mean missed credits. It happens to well-run companies all the time.

Input Recovery runs a 69-detector audit on your ledger (think of it like a diagnostic check for your car, but for taxes). A licensed partner reviews everything, files the refund, and defends it if needed.

The best part? No recovery, no fee. You only pay if they find money.

Whether you're planning to sell your business or just want peace of mind that your books are buttoned up, this gives you a clean bill of health with the CRA.

Perfect for construction companies, accounting firms, and any Canadian business that's been operating for a few years.

Learn more: https://inputrecovery.com/

05/21/2026

Ever wonder what a CRA auditor sees when they review tax filings? 👀

Andrew Adolph, former CRA auditor, shares a fascinating case: A school district tried claiming they were "in the business of building schools" to maximize commercial tax treatment. Spoiler - it didn't work.

But here's what Andrew knows from years inside the CRA: legitimate businesses leave thousands of dollars in recoverable indirect taxes on the table every year. GST/HST credits. QST refunds. Fuel tax recovery. First Nations tax (FNGST). Money you've already paid that you can legally claim back.

Most companies don't know these opportunities exist. Or they lack the resources to run the kind of detailed audit that actually finds them.

That's where Input Recovery comes in. Licensed partners run a 69-detector audit on your ledger, file the refund claims, and defend them if needed. Zero upfront cost. You only pay if money gets recovered.

No guessing. No risk. Just recovered funds you're entitled to.

Perfect for construction companies, accounting firms, and any business dealing with complex indirect tax scenarios across Canada.

Want to know what you're missing? The audit reveals exactly what's recoverable.

https://inputrecovery.com/

05/20/2026

Ever wonder what a former CRA auditor sees when reviewing your books? 🔍

Andrew Adolph spent years auditing businesses and municipalities - and the mistakes he's seen might surprise you.

One school district tried claiming they were "in the business of building schools" to qualify for commercial tax treatment. The CRA's response? "You're a school. You're not a business." That claim got shut down fast.

But here's what happens more often:

Bookkeepers and accountants know the GST rate in their province. They know it applies to more items than PST. Beyond that? They're guessing. And when sales tax isn't clearly shown on invoices, those guesses turn into compliance problems.

Andrew points out something simple but telling - businesses can't even agree on how to format their GST number on invoices. If the basics are inconsistent, imagine what's happening with complex tax situations.

The cost of getting sales tax wrong isn't just penalties. It's audits, reassessments, and explaining to the CRA why your records don't match their expectations.

If you handle GST/HST for your business or clients, what's the most confusing part of compliance for you? Drop a comment - Andrew's insights might help clear it up.

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