Making information more helpful and easier to understand
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Making information more helpful and easier to understand
Canadians will have access to information that is meaningful, easy to understand, and is right the first time – no matter how they choose to interact with us.
Clients are more likely to meet their tax obligations if they have access to the right information, support, and services that they may need. The Taxpayer Bill of Rights states that every Canadian has the right to complete, accurate, clear, and timely information that explains the laws and policies that apply to their unique situation.

“The CRA makes information easy to understand, and helps me get it right.”
Improve print forms and guides
Canadians have said they find it hard to find the forms they need, so we’re making it easier for paper filers by mailing T1 income tax packages to those who filed paper returns last year. This year, the tax package they receive will use more plain language and include fewer forms wherever possible. To continue improving the tax package, the CRA will be surveying those requesting the income tax package to ensure that what is provided is meaningful to their specific needs.
We are also working with partners to see how we might further improve the tax filing experience over the years to come. To further simplify our forms, we’re redesigning a number of application forms to include more plain language and simplified steps. High use forms for benefits, such as the Canada workers benefit and Canada child benefits forms, will be targeted first.
The review letters I received were very clear about what documents I needed to submit. It was a stressless experience.CRA client
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- Date modified:
- 2020-03-09