Filing your taxes in Surrey: what to bring and when it is due
Bring your photo ID, your Social Insurance Number and every tax slip you received.
Tax guides › Personal tax
Most personal tax questions come down to a few things: what to file, by when, what the CRA is asking for, and what to do if something was missed. These guides answer those questions in plain language, with the official source linked at the bottom of each one.
If you are behind on returns, start with the unfiled returns guide. If the CRA has written to you, start with the review letter guide. Both explain the first step without assuming you know the jargon.
Bring your photo ID, your Social Insurance Number and every tax slip you received.
Start by listing the years you have not filed, then gather whatever slips and records you have.
You can claim up to $400 if you lived in BC on December 31. You must also have rented an eligible unit in BC for at least six months of the year.
Canada taxes income in layers. Each bracket's rate applies only to the dollars inside that bracket.
Yes. Wait for your Notice of Assessment, then request a change. Online, through CRA My Account or tax software, it takes about two weeks.
Five things change. You must tell the CRA about the marriage by the end of the following month.
The executor or administrator is the legal representative and files the final return.
Usually not. A letter asking for receipts is a review, and the CRA says a review is not an audit.
It depends on one comparison: the tax already taken off your pay during the year against the tax you actually owe for the year.
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