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When preparing your tax return, you may need to refer to other guides, or complete some schedules and other forms that have more detailed information. To get any other documents that you need, go to Previous-year forms and publications listed by number and by title.
Select the province or territory in which you resided on December 31, 2015. If you were a deemed resident or non-resident of Canada in 2015, see 2015 Income Tax and Benefit Package (for non-residents and deemed residents of Canada).
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Make a payment, and learn about payment methods, collections, and transferring payments within your accounts. - Where to mail your paper T1 return
Find out where you can deliver or mail your T1 income tax return. - Tax packages for all tax years
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