Join the QUIC in partnership with ISKA for a free tax clinic! No appointment required, just drop in from 9:00am - 3:00pm daily in person at the QUIC. 

NOTE: *This free service is for simple tax returns (not self-employed) and is for family income below $35,000.

Drivers for Uber or Skip the Dishes are self-employed. You will need to find a professional tax service to help with your file.

When coming please have the following documents: 

• Name and current mailing address
• Social Insurance Numbers (SIN)
• Birthdates of all family members
• PR card or record of landing if you arrived in 2025 (something showing your date of arrival in Canada)
• If you arrived in Canada in 2025, your world income from january 1st, 2025
• T4 (record of employment income)
• T5007 (for government assisted refugees or those on social assistance - OW)
• RC210 (for people who receieved the Canada Workers Benefit)
• T2202 (Record of university or college fees found on your student account).
• T4A (if you receieved employment insurance)
• Rent recepits for all of 2025
• Banking information for direct deposit (transit number)
• Medical expense recipts (if more then 3% of your incoming)
• The CD from last year if ISKA did not do your taxes

Join the QUIC in partnership with ISKA for a free tax clinic! No appointment required, just drop in from 9:00am - 3:00pm daily in person at the QUIC. 

NOTE: *This free service is for simple tax returns (not self-employed) and is for family income below $35,000.

Drivers for Uber or Skip the Dishes are self-employed. You will need to find a professional tax service to help with your file.

When coming please have the following documents: 

• Name and current mailing address
• Social Insurance Numbers (SIN)
• Birthdates of all family members
• PR card or record of landing if you arrived in 2025 (something showing your date of arrival in Canada)
• If you arrived in Canada in 2025, your world income from january 1st, 2025
• T4 (record of employment income)
• T5007 (for government assisted refugees or those on social assistance - OW)
• RC210 (for people who receieved the Canada Workers Benefit)
• T2202 (Record of university or college fees found on your student account).
• T4A (if you receieved employment insurance)
• Rent recepits for all of 2025
• Banking information for direct deposit (transit number)
• Medical expense recipts (if more then 3% of your incoming)
• The CD from last year if ISKA did not do your taxes

Join the QUIC in partnership with ISKA for a free tax clinic! No appointment required, just drop in from 9:00am - 3:00pm daily in person at the QUIC. 

NOTE: *This free service is for simple tax returns (not self-employed) and is for family income below $35,000.

Drivers for Uber or Skip the Dishes are self-employed. You will need to find a professional tax service to help with your file.

When coming please have the following documents: 

• Name and current mailing address
• Social Insurance Numbers (SIN)
• Birthdates of all family members
• PR card or record of landing if you arrived in 2025 (something showing your date of arrival in Canada)
• If you arrived in Canada in 2025, your world income from january 1st, 2025
• T4 (record of employment income)
• T5007 (for government assisted refugees or those on social assistance - OW)
• RC210 (for people who receieved the Canada Workers Benefit)
• T2202 (Record of university or college fees found on your student account).
• T4A (if you receieved employment insurance)
• Rent recepits for all of 2025
• Banking information for direct deposit (transit number)
• Medical expense recipts (if more then 3% of your incoming)
• The CD from last year if ISKA did not do your taxes

Joun us for our community soup lunch - this time with the Egyptian Student Association at Queen's. We will be serving Molokhia and lentil soup for students. Come build community and try/learn something new :) 

Are you an international student thinking about staying in Canada after graduation? Join us for an informative session on Permanent Resident (PR) pathways and learn how to strategize your plan from the very beginning of your studies. We’ll explore popular immigration programs such as the Canadian Experience Class, Provincial Nominee Programs, and other options that align with your career goals.

This presentation will help you understand how your choices—such as program selection, work experience, and language proficiency—can impact your eligibility for PR. We’ll share practical tips on building a strong profile, timelines to keep in mind, and resources available to support you throughout your journey.  Start planning today if you are thinking about making a possible transition to PR!

No registration required. 

Are you an international student thinking about staying in Canada after graduation? Join us for an informative session on Permanent Resident (PR) pathways and learn how to strategize your plan from the very beginning of your studies. We’ll explore popular immigration programs such as the Canadian Experience Class, Provincial Nominee Programs, and other options that align with your career goals.

This presentation will help you understand how your choices—such as program selection, work experience, and language proficiency—can impact your eligibility for PR. We’ll share practical tips on building a strong profile, timelines to keep in mind, and resources available to support you throughout your journey.  Start planning today if you are thinking about making a possible transition to PR!

No registration required. 

Are you an international student thinking about staying in Canada after graduation? Join us for an informative session on Permanent Resident (PR) pathways and learn how to strategize your plan from the very beginning of your studies. We’ll explore popular immigration programs such as the Canadian Experience Class, Provincial Nominee Programs, and other options that align with your career goals.

This presentation will help you understand how your choices—such as program selection, work experience, and language proficiency—can impact your eligibility for PR. We’ll share practical tips on building a strong profile, timelines to keep in mind, and resources available to support you throughout your journey.  Start planning today if you are thinking about making a possible transition to PR!

No registration required. 

Are you an international student thinking about staying in Canada after graduation? Join us for an informative session on Permanent Resident (PR) pathways and learn how to strategize your plan from the very beginning of your studies. We’ll explore popular immigration programs such as the Canadian Experience Class, Provincial Nominee Programs, and other options that align with your career goals.

This presentation will help you understand how your choices—such as program selection, work experience, and language proficiency—can impact your eligibility for PR. We’ll share practical tips on building a strong profile, timelines to keep in mind, and resources available to support you throughout your journey.  Start planning today if you are thinking about making a possible transition to PR!

No registration required. 

Are you an international student thinking about staying in Canada after graduation? Join us for an informative session on Permanent Resident (PR) pathways and learn how to strategize your plan from the very beginning of your studies. We’ll explore popular immigration programs such as the Canadian Experience Class, Provincial Nominee Programs, and other options that align with your career goals.

This presentation will help you understand how your choices—such as program selection, work experience, and language proficiency—can impact your eligibility for PR. We’ll share practical tips on building a strong profile, timelines to keep in mind, and resources available to support you throughout your journey.  Start planning today if you are thinking about making a possible transition to PR!

No registration required. 

Are you an international student thinking about staying in Canada after graduation? Join us for an informative session on Permanent Resident (PR) pathways and learn how to strategize your plan from the very beginning of your studies. We’ll explore popular immigration programs such as the Canadian Experience Class, Provincial Nominee Programs, and other options that align with your career goals.

This presentation will help you understand how your choices—such as program selection, work experience, and language proficiency—can impact your eligibility for PR. We’ll share practical tips on building a strong profile, timelines to keep in mind, and resources available to support you throughout your journey.  Start planning today if you are thinking about making a possible transition to PR!

No registration required.