The Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Industry and Minister responsible for Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions, will announce a new development related to the Canadian Photonics ...

Ottawa, January 28, 2025—Families are stronger when they are together, and Canada remains committed to reuniting families through our immigration programs. The super visa is a multiple-entry visa that ...

Indigenous communities and organizations, and companies operating in Indigenous communities, should first try to obtain rapid tests from provinces and territories or through their local Indigenous ...

Ottawa, December 19, 2025—As part of our 2026–2028 Immigration Levels Plan, we’re making our immigration system more responsive to the needs of the country by making sure that we have the skilled ...

The publication Statistics on Individual Income Tax Returns presents data drawn from processed individual income tax and benefit returns for a given tax year. This data provides a detailed overview of ...

The minimum required withdrawal for all types of registered retirement income funds (RRIFs) has been reduced by 25% for the year 2020. Individuals who have already withdrawn more than the reduced 2020 ...

EFILE is a service that lets authorized service providers and discounters send individual income tax return information to the CRA directly from the software used to prepare the tax return. For more ...

Planning to file your tax return on paper? Here’s what you need to know! Stress-free filing starts now! Here are five easy ways to help you get ready for tax season Here are the keys to unlocking ...

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UHTN1, Introduction to the Underused Housing Tax UHTN2, Calculating the Underused Housing Tax Payable UHTN3, Filing a Return and Paying the Underused Housing Tax UHTN4, Exemptions for Specified ...

A Canadian-controlled private corporation (CCPC) or a deposit insurance corporation may pay eligible dividends to the extent of its general rate income pool (GRIP) without incurring Part III.1 tax.

You do not have to report certain non-taxable amounts as income, including: Income earned on any of the above amounts is taxable. For example, any interest that you earn when you invest lottery ...