Income Tax in Canada
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If you had income in Canada—as an employee, self-employed individual, or tax resident—you need to file your Income Tax Return annually. The return includes your income, deductions, and credits to determine taxes owed or refunds.
Who should file:
- Employees with T4, T4A, T5
- Self-employed individuals or small businesses (self-employed)
- Those who received government benefits
- Tax residents in Canada (even with income from abroad)
- Those who want to recover overpaid taxes
Deadlines:
- Employees / No income: until April 30
- Self-employed: filing until June 15 | payment until April 30
GST/HST Account (BN):
In addition to income tax, those with a GST/HST number must submit the report according to the registered period:
- Annual (self-employed): filing until 06/15 | payment until 04/30
- Corporation: filing/payment up to 3 months after the end of the fiscal year
- Quarterly or monthly: filing/payment up to 1 month after the period
