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Filing a 2026 Tax Return: When You Need a CRA Account and When You Don’t

by ingmin | Oct 29, 2026 | Taxes & CRA

What to check before the 2027 tax season begins The Canada Revenue Agency is encouraging taxpayers to register for a CRA account or confirm that they can sign in before tax season. The reminder, issued October 29, 2026, comes ahead of a new optional online-filing...

CRA’s Next Tax Instalment Deadline Is December 15: Who Actually Has to Pay?

by ingmin | Sep 29, 2026 | Taxes & CRA

Self-Employed, Rental and Investment Income Can Trigger a December CRA Payment For many Canadians, income tax is deducted automatically from every paycheque. But if you are self-employed or receive income without enough tax withheld, CRA may require you to pay tax...

CRA’s New Pre-Filled Tax Returns Are Coming in 2027: Who Could Get One?

by ingmin | Sep 29, 2026 | Taxes & CRA

One Million Canadians Could Be Invited to File Using a Pre-Filled CRA Return Filing a Canadian income tax return could become much simpler for about one million people next year. Beginning in March 2027, the Canada Revenue Agency plans to invite eligible lower-income...

Your Paycheque Changes in 2027: CPP Contributions Are Going Down

by ingmin | Sep 29, 2026 | Taxes & CRA

Lower CPP Contributions Mean More Take-Home Pay for Canadian Workers Canadian workers and employers will pay a lower base Canada Pension Plan contribution rate beginning in 2027. For an employee earning $70,000, the federal government estimates the change will save...

Canada’s 14% Tax Rate Is Now in Effect: How Much Could You Save in 2026?

by ingmin | Sep 29, 2026 | Taxes & CRA

How Canada’s Lower Federal Tax Rate Affects Your Paycheque and 2026 Tax Bill Canada’s lowest federal income tax rate is now 14% for the 2026 tax year. For Canadians who receive the full benefit of the reduction, the federal government estimates savings of...

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