Nour & Daniels Tax

From corporate to personal, to death & estate filings—Nour & Daniels is here to meet all your tax needs this season. 📊
Reliable, professional support every step of the way.

Tax season is here! 📊
The 2025 tax season is officially upon us...don’t wait until the last minute to get your documents in order. Let’s get your taxes filed smoothly and on time! ✔️

Meet Alexander Nour, one of our experienced tax accountants and co-founders here at Nour & Daniels Tax.

Alex specializes in taxes for sole proprietors, freelancer and consultant corporations, and rental property owners. Whether you’re self-employed or managing multiple income streams, Alex can help you maximize your deductions and stay compliant with confidence.

Get in touch with an accountant like Alex today to file your taxes or learn more about our services at www.OttawaTaxes.com

Self-Employment Income? We’ve Got You Covered.

Being your own boss comes with freedom — but it also comes with tax challenges. Whether you’re a freelancer, contractor, or small business owner, reporting self-employment income correctly is key to:
• Maximizing your deductions
• Reducing your tax bill
• Staying compliant with CRA rules

At Nour & Daniels Tax, we specialize in helping self-employed Ottawans save money and avoid surprises at tax time.
Our promise: Your Tax Refund Maximized.

Visit: www.OttawaTaxes.com
Call: 613-914-9708

Reach out today — let’s make sure your business works for you at tax time.

Welcome to Nour & Daniels Tax!

We’re a local Ottawa tax firm dedicated to making taxes simple — and making sure you keep more of your hard-earned money.

Our clients have already saved thousands of dollars through careful tax planning, accurate filings, and maximized refunds.

Our commitment is simple: Your Tax Refund Maximized.

Visit: www.OttawaTaxes.com
Call: 613-914-9708

Reach out today and let’s maximize your refund!

What is an FHSA?
The First Home Savings Account (FHSA) is Canada’s newest tax-free way to save for your first home — combining the best of a TFSA and RRSP.

✅ Contributions are tax-deductible (like an RRSP)
✅ Withdrawals to buy your first home are tax-free (like a TFSA)
✅ $8,000 annual limit, $40,000 lifetime limit
✅ Unused room carries forward
✅ Must be a first-time homebuyer

You can even combine it with the RRSP Home Buyers’ Plan — potentially unlocking tens of thousands in tax-free home savings.

We’ll help you open, contribute, and maximize your FHSA to fast-track your down payment.

Call (613) 914-9708, email [email protected], or visit www.ottawataxes.com to start using your FHSA the right way this year!

Can you claim a home office on your taxes?
If you work from home — full-time or part-time — you may be able to deduct a portion of your home expenses and lower your tax bill.

✅ Claim a portion of rent, utilities, internet, and maintenance
✅ Self-employed? You can also claim property taxes, insurance, mortgage interest
✅ Must have a dedicated workspace

Whether you’re a small business owner or working remote — don’t leave this deduction on the table.

We’ll help you calculate the right claim, stay audit-proof, and keep more of your income.

Call (613) 914-9708, email [email protected], or visit www.ottawataxes.com to see how much your home office could save you this year!

Can you deduct vehicle expenses?
If you use your car for work or business — the CRA lets you write off a portion of your vehicle costs. But you need to follow the rules to claim it properly.

✅ Claim gas, insurance, repairs, lease/loan interest, and more
✅ Must track business vs. personal use (logbook required)
✅ Choose between actual expenses or per-km rates
✅ Parking and tolls are fully deductible for business trips

This deduction can be a huge tax saver — especially for self-employed Canadians, contractors, and gig workers.

We’ll help you track it the right way, avoid red flags, and maximize your claim.

Call (613) 914-9708, email [email protected], or visit www.ottawataxes.com to get your vehicle expenses working for you this tax season!

What is Pension Splitting?
If you’re receiving eligible pension income — you may be able to split up to 50% of it with your spouse to reduce your overall taxes.
This strategy can lead to thousands in savings every year!

✅ Available to seniors 65+ (or earlier for some pensions)
✅ Can lower your tax bracket
✅ Reduces the clawback on OAS
✅ Doesn’t require actual cash to change hands
✅ Can be changed each year based on your needs

This is one of the most underused tax strategies by Canadian retirees — but when done right, it’s a game changer.

We’ll help you calculate the ideal split and file everything correctly with the CRA.

Call (613) 914-9708, email [email protected], or visit www.ottawataxes.com to find out how pension splitting can lower your family’s tax bill this year.