The CRA needs to give Canadians ‘relevant, clear’ information: watchdog
In its annual report, the Taxpayers’ Ombudsperson outlined steps and recommendations for the Canada Revenue Agency to improve services based on taxpayer complaints.
Canada Revenue Agency says it plans to cut 280 permanent roles
The Canada Revenue Agency says it plans to cut 280 permanent jobs and cites ‘fiscal constraints’, and this follows the cutting of more than 3000 jobs since last year.
It’s tax deadline day for most Canadians. Why it’s important to file now
Late tax filers could see a five per cent penalty on their balance owing and an additional one per cent for each full month that they delay filing after the
‘A nasty surprise’: TurboTax customers in Ontario owe big money after CRA audits
A growing number of TurboTax customers in Ontario are facing unexpected bills from the CRA after audits showed they were given financial credits to which they weren’t entitled.
Have capital gains to report? CRA says don’t file tax returns just yet
The Canada Revenue Agency says it’s working to update its systems to reflect the current inclusion rate on capital gains after a last-minute reversal by the federal government.
Canada Revenue Agency to cut 450 term employees during tax season
The Canada Revenue Agency says it won’t renew the contracts of 450 term employees at the end of March, with tax season well underway.
CRA wins case against remote worker who claimed $67,000 in moving expenses
https://financialpost.com/personal-finance/taxes/cra-wins-against-remote-worker-claiming-moving-expenses
Tax season 2025: What Canadians need to know before filing
Starting Monday, Canadians can file their income tax and benefit returns online. There a few key changes that could affect people’s pocketbooks.
CRA expands automatic tax filing for 2025 season. Who is eligible?
More than two million Canadians will be able to file their taxes automatically using a phone or digital option this year, the Canada Revenue Agency said.
Edmonton man claims a tax consultant took his $32,000 refund and the CRA was no help
Edmonton senior Bruce Currie is missing $32,000 in disability tax credit rebates he claims was stolen by a tax consultant who had access to his account.