Separated individuals must file taxes independently and declare their separation date to the CRA When filing taxes after separation in Canada, you need to inform the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) of your change in marital [...]
Notices of Assessment typically arrive within 2-8 weeks after filing, with potential delays during peak periods The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) processes millions of tax returns annually, and several factors can affect when you receive [...]
The CRA typically issues Notices of Assessment within 2-8 weeks after receiving your tax return The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) processes and issues Notices of Assessment based on how you filed your return. Processing times [...]
The CRA sends Statements of Account to notify taxpayers of account balances, changes, or required actions. A Statement of Account from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) serves as an official record of your tax account [...]
Line 15000 (formerly Line 150) shows your total taxable income for the tax year before deductions Line 15000 on your Notice of Assessment represents the sum of all your income sources for the tax year. [...]
Access your Notice of Assessment through CRA My Account online portal You can easily obtain your Notice of Assessment through the Canada Revenue Agency's My Account service. This secure online platform provides 24/7 access to [...]
Access your Notice of Assessment online through CRA My Account or request it by mail The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) provides multiple ways to obtain your Notice of Assessment. The fastest and most convenient method [...]
Notice of Assessment processing takes 8-14 days for electronic returns and 4-6 weeks for paper returns The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) processes tax returns and issues Notices of Assessment according to your filing method. Electronic [...]
A T1 tax return and Notice of Assessment are two distinct tax documents serving different purposes. The T1 General Income Tax Return is the form Canadian taxpayers complete and submit to report their annual income [...]
