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The offices are listed at Contact Information – Excise and Specialty Tax Directorate. ... For information on how to make a general or technical enquiry on excise duties, go to Contact Information – Excise and Specialty Tax Directorate. ...

There may be serious consequences. 2017-08-08 What to do if the Canada Revenue Agency reviews your tax return June 2017 2017-06-16 Interest rates for the third calendar quarter May 2017 2017-05-18 Reminder – June 15, 2017, is the deadline for self-employed individuals to file their 2016 income tax and benefit return 2017-05-04 Reminder for representatives: An important change is coming to form RC59 in May 2017 April 2017 2017-04-25 Are you self-employed? Know your tax obligations 2017-04-18 What to do after you’ve submitted your tax return 2017-04-12 Reminder – File and pay by the tax-filing deadline to avoid interest and penalties 2017-04-11 Correct your taxes with the Voluntary Disclosures Program 2017-04-07 Filing your return has never been so easy! ...

Here are some tips on how to identify if the CRA is trying to reach you: The reasons we may call The CRA may call if we previously wrote to you, or in any of these situations: If you owe tax or money to a government program – a collections officer may call you to discuss your file and ask you to make a payment. ... If you did not file your income tax and benefit return – we may call you to ask for the missing return. ...

Press "*" to have a message repeated. Press "1" to answer yes or "0" to answer no. Press "#" when you have finished entering an amount. GST/HST TELEFILE repeats each entry. ...

For more information, see the following publications: Guide T4130, Employers' Guide – Taxable Benefits and Allowances Archived Interpretation Bulletin IT-428, Wage-Loss Replacement Plans Income maintenance plans and other insurance plans Deductions from wage-loss replacement plan payments CPP contributions and EI premiums Deduct Canada Pension Plan (CPP) contributions and employment insurance (EI) premiums from wage-loss replacement plan benefit payments when one of the following applies: the employer pays benefits directly to an employee from a wage-loss replacement plan where the employer funds any part of the plan a trustee, board of trustees or insurance company pays benefits on behalf of the employer to an employee through a wage-loss replacement plan, when the employer does all of the following: funds any part of the plan exercises a degree of control over the plan directly or indirectly determines the eligibility for benefits Do not deduct CPP contributions and EI premiums from wage-loss replacement plan benefit payments when the employer does one of the following: does not exercise a degree of control over the plan does not directly or indirectly determine the eligibility for benefits Note For more information, including an explanation of what is meant by "funds any part of the plan," "exercises a degree of control over the plan" and "directly or indirectly determines the eligibility for benefits," go to Wage-loss replacement plans. ... Forms and publications Archived Interpretation Bulletin IT-428, Wage-Loss Replacement Plans Guide T4130, Employers' Guide – Taxable Benefits and Allowances Related topics Wage-loss replacement plans Page details Date modified: 2022-06-16 ...

A2.The exceptions to the legislation, for which you cannot electronically file a return, include: T1 return- exclusions; T2 return- restrictions; T3 returns – exclusions; If you are a tax preparer that has applied to use EFILE but was not accepted; and If you are a tax preparer that has had their EFILE privileges suspended or revoked. ... To find out more about software certification, visit one of the following links: For T1 returns: EFILE – Certified software For T2 Corporation returns: Corporation Internet Filing For T3 returns: T3 EFILE- Certified software If you are preparing returns that do not have to be electronically filed (for example: you do not accept payment for the preparation of those returns), you can continue to use your in-house software. ...

You can calculate your income to report on line 13010 as follows: Income to report- Example 1 Total income from the prize and art production grant ($3,000 + $5,000) $8,000 Minus the eligible expenses you incurred to fulfil the grant conditions (no deduction is available for the prize) $2,000 Minus the basic scholarship exemption ($500) $500 Income to report on line 13010 $5,500 Example 2 I received two T4A slips totalling $8,000 for two separate art production grants: one for $3,000 and another one for $5,000. ... You can calculate your income to report on line 13010 as follows: Income to report- Example 2 Total income from both art production grants ($3,000 + $5,000) $8,000 Minus the eligible expenses to fulfil the conditions for the first grant (maximum $3,000) $3,000 Minus the eligible expenses to fulfil the conditions for the second grant $100 Minus the basic scholarship exemption ($500) $500 Income to report on line 13010 $4,400 Forms and publications Federal income tax and benefit information Guide P105, Students and Income Tax Income Tax Folio S1-F2-C3, Scholarships, Research Grants and Other Education Assistance Income Tax Folio S4-F14-C1, Artists and Writers Related topics Students Completing Schedule 11 Page details Date modified: 2024-11-28 ...

Small businesses usually don’t engage with the CRA like this – if they need to talk to someone they call the Business Enquiries Line and talk to an agent. ... As long as people need this support we will do everything we can to help them – it’s a marathon, not a sprint, as they say, and we have so many reasons to keep going.” ...

How to treat workers' compensation board payments under different circumstances Example 1 – Employer continues to pay regular wages John is injured at work on July 1st, 2022. ... Example 2 – Employer pays advances equal to the expected workers' compensation board claim and an amount in addition to this advance Mary is injured on April 2, 2023, and is away from work until June 5, 2024. ...

These efforts include: Multi-factor authentication – requiring a one-time passcode every time you access the CRA sign-in services. Revoking at risk CRA user IDs and passwords – routine checks to identify CRA user IDs and passwords that may have been compromised. ...