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SimpleFile: Let us help you with your taxes January 30, 2025 Ottawa, Ontario Canada Revenue Agency You may be one of 2 million Canadians invited to use SimpleFile to automatically file your income tax and benefit return with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) for free this tax season! ... SimpleFile by Phone and SimpleFile Digital are available 21 hours a day between 6 am and 3 am (Eastern time), 7 days a week from February 24, 2025 Your letter provides the information you need to use these services, including phone numbers or web link, as applicable The SimpleFile services will ask you to verify your information and provide answers to a few quick questions – there are no calculations for you to do You do not need to speak to a CRA contact centre agent to use either of these services SimpleFile by Phone: Use your phone’s keypad to file in as little as 5 to 10 minutes; if you have a Personal Identification Number (PIN), you can receive an estimate of any refund that you may be eligible for at the end of the call. ...

Appendix A: CRA Kilometric Rates Effective: April 1, 2025 These rates apply to CRA employees and other individuals travelling on CRA business under the CRA Directive on Travel. If this does not apply to you, you may be looking for: Automobile or motor vehicle benefits – Allowances or reimbursements provided to an employee for the use of their own vehicle The kilometric rates (payable in cents per kilometre) below are payable in Canadian funds only. ...

For July 2025 to June 2026, this program provides $429 for an individual, $429 for a spouse or common–law partner (or for an eligible dependant), and $169 per child (maximum of two children), or an annual credit of up to $1,196 per family. ... More information RC4210 – GST/HST Credit pamphlet GST/HST credit- Overview Related services and information Direct deposit My Account Contact information- child and family benefits CRA uncashed cheques Enquiries service A toll-free enquiries service is available at the following numbers: 1-800-387-1193 (for service in English) 1-800-387-1194 (for service in French) Page details Date modified: 2025-05-09 ...

More information T4114 – Canada Child Benefits pamphlet Payment information Yukon Government carbon price rebate- Individuals (YGCPRI) This rebate is a non-taxable amount paid to individuals and families to help offset the cost of the federal carbon pollution pricing levy. ... As a result, the last YGCPRI payments were issued on April 4, 2025. However, the Canada Revenue Agency will continue to issue retroative payments for previous benefit years. ...

More information T4114 – Canada Child Benefits pamphlet Payment information Nunavut carbon credit (NCC) The Nunavut carbon credit is a non-taxable amount paid to individuals and families to help offset the cost of the federal carbon pollution pricing levy. ... As a result, the last NCC payments were issued on April 4, 2025. However, the Canada Revenue Agency will continue to issue retroactive payments for previous benefit years. ...

GST/HST break- Closed Status: Closed There was a temporary GST/HST break on certain items from December 14, 2024, to February 15, 2025. ... The item you were charged GST/HST on must be a qualifying item you purchased between December 14, 2024, and February 15, 2025. ... The business would then apply for a rebate using Form GST189: Rebate under reason code 1C – GST/HST break, "amounts paid in error", and include the form with their regular GST/HST return. 1. ...

The Agency’s annual authorities available for use as of June 30 and cumulative expenditures for 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 Figure 1 – details Figure 1: Annual net authorities against YTD expenditures as at June 30, 2024 Year Authority/Expenditure Total Authorities Excluding Statutory Items Statutory Total 2023-2024 Authorities $5,423,524 $10,359,586 $15,783,110 Expenditures $1,124,680 $2,379,164 $3,503,844 2024-2025 Authorities $5,217,080 $12,924,918 $18,141,998 Expenditures $1,423,888 $3,058,035 $4,481,923 Note 1: Amounts in Figure 1 may not correspond exactly to amounts listed in the report due to rounding. Note 2: Statutory authorities include the CCR, Distribution of Fuel and Excess Emission Charges – Provinces and Territories, Distribution of Fuel and Excess Emission Charges – Farming Businesses, Contributions to employee benefit plan, Children’s Special Allowance payments, spending of revenues received, and the Minister’s salary and motor car allowance. ... Summarized Statement of Authorities (unaudited)- YOY analysis of authorities (in millions of dollars) Total available for use for the year ending March 31, 2025 Total available for use for the year ending March 31, 2024 Variance in budgetary authorities Budgetary Statutory Authorities $12,925M $10,359M $2,565M The increase in Budgetary Statutory Authorities is mostly related to an adjustment in the estimate from the Department of Finance of fuel charge proceeds to be returned to the province or territory of origin, primarily through the CCR, $2,573M Gross Vote 1 – Operating Authorities $5,556M $5,706M ($150M) The decrease in Gross Vote 1 Operating Authorities is primarily related to the following: Increase in authorities related to the signing of latest collective agreements, $346M Decrease in authorities available for use from the prior fiscal year ($362M) Decrease in authorities related to Budget 2022 measures, primarily related to contact centre post-pandemic sustainability ($69M) Decrease in authorities due to the Refocusing Government Spending (RGS) reductions announced in Budget 2023 ($58M), offset by increases related to Budget 2023 for the expansion of the CCR to new provinces and Automatic Advance Payments of the Canada Workers Benefit, due to timing of receipt in the prior year, $15M Vote 5 – Capital Authorities $143M $158M ($14M) The decrease in Vote 5 Capital Authorities is related to the following: Increase in authorities available for use from the prior year, $16M Decrease in capital authorities due to a decrease in the vote realignment from the operating vote ($20M) Decrease in authorities related to a previous federal budget measure; Goods and Services Tax/Harmonized Sales Tax (GST/HST) Agile Risk Assessment ($11M) Revenue Credited to the Vote (RCV) ($482M) ($440M) ($42M) The increase in RCV is primarily related to the increased pay rates in the new collective agreements Total Budgetary Authorities $18,142M ($18.1B) $15,783M ($15.7B) $2,359M ($2.4B) This table is an extract of Appendix 1 of this report. ...

On his 2025 income tax and benefit return, Sam will include $508.29 ($4,418.25 x [13/113]) on line 10400. This amount is the part of the rebate he will receive in 2025 that relates to eligible expenses other than CCA. He will then reduce his UCC at the beginning of 2025 by $745.87 ($6,483.37 x [13/113]). ...