The Alberta Corporate Tax Act (ACTA) requires prescribed corporations to file the Alberta Corporate Income Tax Return − AT1 (AT1 Return) electronically, which must be done using the net file service.

Tax season in Canada has officially begun (don't shoot the messenger!) As of February 23, 2026, Quebecers can now file their 2025 returns online, with both Revenu Québec and the Canada Revenue Agency ...

From maximizing RRSP contributions and income splitting to claiming medical and moving expenses, there are still ways to lower your 2025 tax bill and potentially increase your refund by hundreds if ...

The NETFILE and ReFILE services are open for transmission from Monday, February 23, 2026 at 6:00 a.m. (Eastern time), until Friday, January 29, 2027. You can ...

Whether you’re filing your taxes for the first time or looking for a better, cheaper way to do it, this short guide will show you how easy it is to file your taxes online in Canada. In truth, you can ...

You may be asking yourself, "Is it that special time of year already?" The answer is yes, if you consider taxes special. With deadlines for the 2024 tax year fast approaching, H&R Block has compiled a ...

Canadians who filed tax returns this year and were owed a refund received an average of $2,053 from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), according to statistics the agency released on Friday. Taxpayers ...

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2:25 Money 123: Pros and Cons of DIY tax filing It’s painful enough to have to do your taxes. But having to pay for the privilege? If you’re on a tight budget, that just adds insult to injury. Luckily ...

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) says its online systems have been restored after being down for most of the day. "The computer hardware issue has been fixed and our online services are up and running.

Dave miniature 1: Netfiling your tax return online. It's not safe. You know the government. They're still in the stone age when it comes to technology. Your tax ...