Learn Tax.Prepare Real Returns.Build Your Career.
Canadian and US tax training from practising accountants.
More than a video library
Three things every course here has that a self-study library does not.
Hands-On Training
Real client files, prepared in the same professional tax software firms use, not a recorded lecture. Nobody tells you which lesson applies; working that out is the job.
We Work With Other CPA Firms
Every course is taught by accountants who still file returns, and we partner with practising accounting firms who help train our students.
Employment Opportunities
Graded quizzes, marked practical cases and a proctored final: a certificate from here means somebody checked you can do the work. Then our Employment Opportunities page lists open roles and introduces graduates to our partner firms. We do not guarantee a job.
How you learn here
Most tax courses stop at explaining. Ours does not. You are handed genuine client files: the slips, the receipts, the missing paperwork, and you prepare the return in real professional tax software.
Five stages, in order. You finish by preparing returns, not by watching them.
- Self-paced slide lessons, on your own schedule
- Graded quizzes after every module
- Live tutor sessions over Zoom or Google Meet
- Real client files in professional tax software
- Your return marked by a practising accountant
- An AI client who only answers what you ask
The Courses We Teach
Canada and the United States, taught to the same standard.
Canada Tax — Level 1
Thirty hours of slide-based instruction: the Canadian personal tax return end to end, and six client files prepared and reviewed start to finish, taught by a CPA with more than twenty years in practice and thousands of returns filed. This is the personal-tax foundation of the Canada Tax program; Canada Tax — Level 2 continues into corporate returns.
$299 USD $599 USD
Canada Tax — Level 2
The corporate half of the Canada Tax program: how a Canadian-controlled private corporation is taxed, the T2 return and its main schedules, the small business deduction and the associated-corporation rules that limit it, and how to reason through a salary-versus-dividends recommendation for an owner-manager. Builds directly on Canada Tax — Level 1.
$299 USD $599 USD
US Tax — Level 1
The beginner course of the US Tax program. You learn how the U.S. tax system works, the structure of Form 1040, filing status and dependents, income from wages and investments, the standard deduction and itemizing, common adjustments and credits, and how the tax, payments and refund or balance due are worked out, then prepare a complete routine 2025 return yourself. You also learn to recognize returns that are beyond a beginner and when to escalate them.
$299 USD $599 USD
US Tax — Level 2
The intermediate course of the US Tax program. Four applied lessons (investment income and basis, Schedule C and self-employment tax, Schedule E rentals and depreciation, and FBAR and Form 8938 reporting) are each followed by the client cases that use them. Nine complete 2025 returns are worked start to finish, moving each time from the facts and documents, through the governing rule and official guidance, to the return and the explanation you give the client.
$299 USD $599 USD
Cross-Border Tax
The advanced specialization. Four parts take you from the fundamentals of Canada–U.S. cross-border returns, through the treaty foundations that set filing order and relief, to worked client examples, and finally to an elective on advanced, article-by-article treaty applications: non-resident returns on both sides of the border, foreign tax credits in each country, T1135, the 1040-NR, selling property across the border, and the treaty positions that most often change a return. Requires US Tax — Level 1 (or equivalent) and a working knowledge of the Canadian personal return.
$299 USD $599 USD
On-Hand Training
Most tax courses stop at explaining. Ours does not. You are handed genuine client files: the slips, the receipts, the missing paperwork, and you prepare the return in real professional tax software.
An instructor marks your work and tells you exactly what you missed. Then you face an AI client who only answers what you think to ask.
Self-Study → Assess → Tutor → Practice → Simulation
Five stages, in order. You finish by preparing returns, not by watching them.
- STEP 01
Self-Study
Bite-sized slide lessons you work through at your own pace, on your own schedule. Every topic stands alone, so you can go straight to the one you need and come back to it later as a refresher.
- STEP 02
Assess your knowledge
Graded quizzes after each module tell you what actually landed. You do not move on because you paged through the slides; you move on because you can answer for it.
- STEP 03
Live tutor session
Scheduled sessions with a practising accountant, over Zoom or Google Meet. This is where the things a slide deck cannot answer get answered, against your own questions and your own files.
- STEP 04
Practical cases
Real client scenarios prepared end to end in real tax software. Slips, receipts, a messy set of facts and a return that has to balance — the work as it arrives on a desk, not as it appears in a textbook.
- STEP 05
Real customer simulation using agentic AI
A live interview with an AI client who only tells you what you think to ask, and who forgets, hedges and contradicts themselves the way real clients do. You conduct the intake, spot what is missing, and file on what you gathered.
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Taught by practising accountants
Every instructor here is a practising accountant with years of returns behind them. They teach the situations that actually walk through the door.
An instructor personally reviews every application and gets back to you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
I am new to tax. Where do I start?
Start with Level 1 for the country whose returns you want to prepare. Neither Level 1 course assumes any prior tax knowledge.
Do I need to live in Canada or the US?
No. Everything is online, so you can study from any country. Live tutor sessions run over Zoom or Google Meet, and this page shows their time where you are.
Can I study only on weekends?
Yes. Lessons are self-paced within your intake, so you choose when to study, and the live tutor sessions run on Saturdays.
How am I assessed?
Most lessons end with a short knowledge check that you can retake as often as you need; scoring 80% unlocks the next lesson. Graded assessments are sat in Safe Exam Browser, with a pass mark of 80%.
Which currency will I be charged in?
Prices are shown in Canadian dollars, US dollars, Indian rupees or Pakistani rupees; use the currency selector to choose. When online payment opens, you will be charged the price shown, in the currency you chose. If your card is in a different currency, your bank may add a foreign-transaction fee.
What is your refund policy?
Tell us within 14 days of buying and we will refund you in full, provided you have completed no more than two lessons and have not attempted any quiz or assessment. Once the refund is processed, your access ends. The Refund Policy page has the details.
Do you guarantee a job?
No. We do not guarantee employment. Graduates can apply for roles listed on our Employment page.
See all frequently asked questions, including the live session times where you are. Questions about one course are answered on that course’s own page.