DCP Accounting

04/08/2026

22 days until April 30.
That's the CRA filing deadline for most Canadians — and if you owe money, it's also your payment due date, even if you're self-employed with a June 15 filing extension.
Miss it and you're looking at a 5% penalty on your balance plus daily compounding interest starting May 1.
Still haven't filed? There's time — but not a lot of it.
Our team at DCP Accounting is ready to help you get it done right. Personal returns, corporate tax, self-employed income — we handle it all across Canada.
Book a free consultation at dcpaccounting.com — link in bio.

03/08/2026

On International Women’s Day, we proudly celebrate the achievements, leadership, and impact of women in business and in our communities.

At DCP Accounting, we are especially proud to be a women-owned business, built on the values of dedication, professionalism, and empowering others through financial knowledge and support. Every day, we have the privilege of working with incredible women entrepreneurs, professionals, and leaders who continue to drive innovation, strengthen businesses, and inspire future generations.

We believe that when women are supported in business, entire communities benefit. Today, we recognize the progress that has been made and reaffirm our commitment to supporting women in their professional and entrepreneurial journeys.

Happy International Women’s Day to the women who lead, build, and inspire.

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02/17/2026

New to Canada? Welcome 🇨🇦

We help newcomers with:
• Personal tax returns
• First-time filing in Canada
• CRA support & guidance

Do you need help filling your taxes? Contact us and Book an appointment: DCPACCOUNTING.COM

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02/12/2026

Ontario residents: you may be able to claim the Ontario Fertility Treatment Tax Credit (OFTTC) 🤰

Swipe for a quick breakdown of:

• what it is
• how much you can claim
• who qualifies
• what to keep for your records

Need help making sure you claim it correctly? Book an appointment.

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02/11/2026

✨ Meet the Owner – DCP Accounting ✨

Hi, I’m Angy Carpio, Co-Founder of DCP Accounting 👋

I’m a professional accountant and an entrepreneur at heart. Throughout my career, I’ve had the opportunity to work with business owners, independent professionals, and families—helping them understand their numbers, make informed decisions, and build financial stability with confidence.

DCP Accounting was created with a simple purpose: to provide clear, human, and strategic accounting services. I truly believe accounting shouldn’t feel overwhelming or impersonal—it should be a powerful tool that supports growth, planning, and long-term success.

Beyond the numbers, I’m relationship-driven. I value teamwork, community, and personalized service. Every client’s situation is unique, and I’m committed to offering thoughtful guidance, attention to detail, and solutions tailored to each business.

On a personal level, my biggest motivation is my family ❤️. They inspire me daily and remind me why building something meaningful truly matters. I also believe in balance—fitness and time at the gym are an important part of my routine, reinforcing discipline, consistency, and the mindset I bring into my professional life.

Through DCP Accounting, my mission is to:
👉 help clients feel confident and informed about their finances,
👉 support them through every stage of their business journey, and
👉 act as a trusted financial partner as they grow and evolve.

Thank you for being here and for being part of this community.

02/11/2026

CRA Says You Owe Back Benefits? Read This First.

Did you receive a letter from the CRA saying you must repay benefits like:

• Canada Child Benefit (CCB)
• Carbon Tax (Climate Action Incentive)
• GST/HST credit
• Other government payments

Don’t panic — but don’t ignore it.

This usually happens because of:

Income reassessments
Marital status changes
Residency issues
Late tax filing
Eligibility reviews

⚠️ The most critical moment:

When you receive a Notice of Redetermination.
You only have 90 days to file an objection if you disagree.

When should you contact your MP?

👉 If CRA isn’t responding
👉 If you’re facing serious financial hardship
👉 If collections start while you're disputing
👉 If there are unreasonable delays

Your MP can’t erase the debt — but they can escalate your case and help ensure it's reviewed properly.

🚨 Ignoring the letter can lead to collections, garnishments, and loss of future refunds.

If you’re unsure what to do, get advice before the 90-day deadline passes

02/04/2026

Tax season is here — are you ready? ✅

Swipe through our complete checklist to make sure you have everything you need before filing. From income documents to deductions, we've got you covered.

Don't wait until the last minute. Get organized now and file with confidence.

👉 Book an appointment today — link in bio.

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02/03/2026

Tax season is around the corner! ⏰ Don't wait until the last minute — get your documents organized and book your appointment now. We're here to help you file on time and maximize your refund. 💰

01/08/2026

📅 Mark your calendars: T4 and T4A submissions are due soon! It’s the perfect time to ensure you’ve got everything in order for a smooth filing! ✅ Have questions about the process? Drop them in the comments! 💬

01/07/2026

📌 ¿Vendo cosas usadas (silla, mueble, revista)? ¿Debo pagar impuestos en Canadá?

¿Tienes algo que ya no usas y quieres venderlo en Facebook Marketplace, eBay, Kijiji u otra plataforma? 🤔

Aquí te cuento qué dice la norma del CRA y qué pasa si llegas a hacerlo como negocio.

Si es una venta ocasional de artículos personales:

Vender cosas que ya tenías para tu uso personal (una silla, un libro, un mueble que no necesitas) generalmente no se considera ingreso imponible y no necesitas declararlo ni pagar impuestos por esa venta en tu declaración de impuestos de persona física.

Entonces… ¿nunca hay que declarar?

No siempre. Si vendes artículos de manera esporádica y no con intención de hacer negocio, el CRA normalmente no lo considera ingreso sujeto a impuestos.

La venta de propiedad personal solo sería gravable si hay una ganancia significativa de capital (por ejemplo, vendes algo por más de lo que costó y generas ganancia), lo cual no suele pasar con bienes usados comunes.

🔹¿Y si sí lo hago como negocio? 🤨

Si empiezas a vender regularmente con la intención de ganar dinero, el CRA podría considerar esa actividad como ingreso de negocio.

Eso significa:

✔ Debes declarar tus ventas como ingreso de negocio en tu declaración de impuestos, usando el formulario T2125 (Statement of Business or Professional Activities) incluido en tu T1 anual.
✔ Debes reportar estos ingresos como parte de tu ingreso total para el año fiscal.

🔹 ¿Cuándo se considera que es un negocio?

El CRA mira varios factores, como:
🔸 si lo haces de forma regular,
🔸 si quieres generar ganancia,
🔸 si compras cosas para revender,
🔸 si mantienes registros de ventas y gastos, etc.

Si hay intención de lucro y cierto comportamiento comercial, sí puede ser negocio.

✅ Tip: Incluso si no pagas impuestos por esa venta ocasional, siempre guarda algún registro por si te lo pide el CRA o si tienes muchas ventas por año.

01/05/2026

2025 Tax-Filing Checklist for Canadian Students — Clear steps to file on time

Filing your income taxes can seem daunting, but it doesn't have to be! As a Canadian student, you may be eligible for various deductions and credits that can result in significant savings. This checklist, provided by DCP Accounting, will guide you through the essential steps to ensure you file your....

01/01/2026

✨ Happy New Year 2026! ✨
As we step into 2026, we want to thank our clients, partners, and community for trusting DCP Accounting throughout the year.

Here’s to new goals, smarter financial decisions, and continued growth together.

We’re excited to support your success every step of the way in the year ahead!

Cheers to a prosperous and successful 2026! 🥂💜💙

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