Stay Prepared
Key Tax Deadlines
* Deadlines may shift when they fall on a weekend or holiday. Always confirm with the CRA or your accountant.
Official Resources
CRA & Government Links
CRA My Account (Personal)
Access your personal tax information, RRSP limits, and more.
CRA My Business Account
Manage your business tax accounts, payroll, and HST.
CRA Represent a Client
Authorize your accountant to access your CRA accounts.
Tax Rates and Brackets
Current federal and provincial income tax rates.
Business Registration
Register your business with the federal government.
RRSP Information
Everything you need to know about RRSPs.
TFSA Information
Tax-Free Savings Account rules and contribution limits.
First Home Savings Account (FHSA)
New account for first-time home buyers.
Expert Advice
Top Tax Tips
Maximize Your RRSP
Contribute to your RRSP before the March 1 deadline to reduce your taxable income for the prior year. Your contribution limit is 18% of your prior year earned income, up to the annual maximum.
Keep All Receipts
Maintain organized records of all business expenses, medical receipts, charitable donations, and other deductible items throughout the year. The CRA requires records to be kept for 6 years.
File On Time
Even if you can't pay your full tax balance, always file your return on time. Late filing penalties (5% of balance + 1% per month) are separate from and in addition to interest on unpaid amounts.
Claim All Eligible Deductions
Many Canadians miss deductions they're entitled to — home office expenses, vehicle expenses, professional dues, moving expenses, and more. Work with a tax professional to ensure you claim everything you're eligible for.
Understand Your Notice of Assessment
Review your NOA carefully when it arrives. It confirms your tax return was processed and shows your RRSP contribution room, any balance owing or refund, and your carry-forward amounts.
Have Questions?
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