Paging Rnayel. He's the resident Chief Financial Officer.
Thanks for the shout out buddy. If you have specific questions relating to preparing your financial statements or tax return, feel free to PM me (I'm a CA with 12 years of experience).
My biased opinion is that hiring an accountant that you trust, that will follow you through your career is money well spent. You can often have your accountant throw in your T1 prep at a reduced fee (or free) if they are doing your T2.
Helping friends with small businesses, I've used Future Tax, but it isn't interview based, so you need a basic understanding of the tax act to get a full benefit out of it (names of schedules and what they are used for at a minimum).
CRA has a list of approved software here.
If your business is almost inactive, you can likely get away with doing it yourself, CRA staff are really helpful when you mess up, as long as you're OK with paying penalties and interest. Make sure to have last year's return on hand to input to whatever new software you are using. There are carry forward credits that you won't want to lose as well as a whole bunch of stuff that you'll want to maintain but that I won't explain here because I don't want to write a novel.
Good luck.
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