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Go digital and file your taxes online!

It’s never been easier to do your taxes online. In fact, online filing gets you access to the benefits, credits, and refunds you may be eligible for even faster! Last year, approximately 93% of Canadians filed their income tax and benefit returns online either themselves or through a tax preparer.

There are benefits to filing online
Online filing makes doing your taxes simpler and offers many benefits, such as receiving your refund quicker, not having to mail anything, and being able to change your return electronically if needed.

You will be able to access your notice of assessment (NOA) as soon as the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has received and processed your income tax and benefit return. To view your NOA in your tax software, you need to be registered for a CRA account.

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Information source from Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)

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