Canadian corporate tax, across every entity
Every company. One tax workspace.
See what’s due, what was filed, who owns what, and the records behind it—all in one place.
The system you have now
More companies shouldn’t mean more spreadsheets.
Your accountant may prepare the returns. Your team still needs to know what is due, what was filed, who owns what, and where to find the supporting records.

Filing control
Know what’s due. Across the whole group.
Record each company’s tax programs and filing schedule. TaxDesk then creates a clear list of filings and payments. Each item includes its due date, status, history, and supporting documents.
- Corporate tax, GST/HST, payroll, and more
- Upcoming and overdue work in one view
- A clear record of filing status and supporting evidence
- 1Upcoming and overdue work, counted at a glance
- 2Each filing carries its own status
- 3Every filing named, typed, and tied to its entity
Document intelligence
Your tax documents. Put to work.
Upload returns, financial statements, CRA notices, agreements, and working papers. TaxDesk reads each one and links every fact to the page it came from. When a document disagrees with your records, your team decides.
- The right company and tax year attached
- Every fact linked to its source page
- Conflicts wait for your team’s decision
- 1Ask in plain language
- 2Answers come from your workspace records
- 3Balances listed by entity, attribute, and as-of date
- 4A reminder to verify against CRA sources before filing
Intelligence
See what matters, with the evidence beside it.
TaxDesk Intelligence shows priorities and organizes the review queue. It answers questions from your workspace and links each answer to its supporting records.
- A weekly view of what needs attention
- Answers grounded in your own records
- Missing information kept separate from action items
- 1Signals awaiting review, in one queue
- 2Due dates, evidence gaps, and unlinked documents, counted
- 3Coverage across entities, obligations, documents, and CRA accounts
Why TaxDesk
Keep precise Canadian tax records without piecing them together.
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Everything stays together
Keep companies, filings, documents, and important tax details together in one workspace.
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TaxDesk suggests. Your team decides.
When a document disagrees with your records, nothing changes without review.
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Your tax data stays private to your organization.
TaxDesk keeps your organization’s records separate from other customers’ records.
AI agents
Run TaxDesk from the agent you already use.
Connect your assistant to TaxDesk. It can read the live workspace and keep it up to date: filings, payments, tax balances, and CRA reviews. TaxDesk remains the record, with the source documents and a history of every change.
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Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, or Microsoft Copilot
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Within your TaxDesk permissions
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Every change logged and reversible
Illustrative example · sample workspace data
Who TaxDesk is for
Give every person who manages complex Canadian tax work the same record.
One ongoing tax record for the whole group.
Give owners, finance leaders, and invited advisors the same view of each entity, filing, document, ownership relationship, and tax detail.
TaxDesk for corporate groupsA consistent structure across every client workspace.
Give each client group the same structure. Work across only the client workspaces your firm can access.
TaxDesk for CPA firmsTaxDesk resource library
Practical guidance for the Canadian tax work your team manages.
Browse all resourcesNot sure TaxDesk fits?Ask the assistant you already use to read our pages and give you a candid answer.
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Help me decide whether TaxDesk fits my work. Read https://www.taxdesk.ca/, https://www.taxdesk.ca/features, https://www.taxdesk.ca/pricing and https://www.taxdesk.ca/llms.txt directly rather than relying on search snippets or memory; if you can't open them, tell me. Then, based on what you already know about me and my work, give me a candid read: where TaxDesk would help, where it wouldn't, and what I should verify before deciding. Ask me only what you don't already know and genuinely need, in at most three short questions. Cite the page behind each product claim and say when something is unknown. You can't see my private TaxDesk workspace or tax records.


