“Citizenship Week is an opportunity for people across Canada to reflect on what unites us as Canadians. As Minister, and a proud Canadian of Lebanese origin, I am especially pleased to recognize and ...

If you are affected by wildfires or floods, visit our Help for individuals affected by hazardous weather page for more information on how Service Canada can support. Employment Insurance (EI) benefits ...

All prescribed factors under the column "Pre-March 1986" have been calculated. Additionally, the prescribed factors under the column "Qualifying RRIFs" (between the ages of 71-78 only) have also been ...

Your taxable income is the amount used to calculate the federal tax on your return and the provincial or territorial tax on your Form 428 (except Quebec).

As a temporary or permanent resident, it’s a good idea to write down your trips outside Canada by air, land or boat, including day trips to the United States. You’ll need this information when you ...

A taxable Canadian corporation (including a taxable Canadian corporation that is a member of a partnership) A mutual fund trust that is a real estate investment trust (including such a trust that is a ...

Only the person with the disability can claim expenses for this deduction. See the list of eligible expenses for the disability supports deduction and any certification from a medical practitioner ...

The site licensing system requires that all manufacturers, packagers, labellers, and importers be licensed. Sites must have procedures in place for distribution records and product recalls and for the ...

A payroll deductions account is an account number assigned to either an employer, a trustee, or a payer of other amounts for employment to identify themselves when dealing with the Canada Revenue ...

The Government of Canada is committed to protecting and advancing the public interest in health, safety and security, the quality of the environment, and the social and economic well-being of ...

When you file your GST/HST return at the end of the fiscal year, report the instalment payments you made throughout the year on line 110 of your return. Generally, if the instalments you paid are less ...

The CRA will refund the excess contribution to you or use it to reduce your balance owing. If the difference is $1 or less, you may not receive a refund.