Client Checklists

To help our clients we are posting some important dates that corporations and individuals should be aware of:

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Individuals

- Tuesday April 30, 2024 is the deadline for your personal tax return
  - Download a CRA Consent form
  - Download a Engagement Letter for the taxation year
  - Download the Personal Information worksheet
  - Download a Condensed checklist
  - Download the Detailed Checklist PDF
  - Download the Supplemental Schedules PDF
- The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has developed a streamlined approach for authorized representatives (such as Rutwind Brar) to access taxpayer information over the Internet. To ensure that such access is authorized, they have developed Form T1013, and a copy of it is available here. All clients should print out this document, sign it in the place indicated, and include it with the tax material you send us. We will use the form to establish a direct link to your tax history data at CRA. This minimizes the possibility of discrepancies and missed information.

Corporations

Your corporate tax return is due six months after your fiscal year end
The end of February is the T4 and T5 reporting deadline
Download a Year End Checklist – Notice to Reader

COVID-19 Response

Please see attached Newsletter from Rutwind Brar LLP regarding the information released by the Government of Canada.

Information regarding Record of Employment codes

Wage Subsidy – Here is the link to the wage subsidy page on the Government of Canada Website.

Alberta Emergency Isolation Support – Financial support for working Albertans who are experiencing a loss of income.

Emergency Response Benefit – Self-employed individuals and business owners

The previously announced Emergency Care and Support Benefits are going to be merged into one benefit to streamline the process. This will provide $ 2,000 a month for four months for self-employed individuals who have lost income because of COVID-19. They are estimating that a portal will be available for applications starting April 6th and benefits would start being paid 10 days later. These are just estimates and the timeline could change. We will provide additional information as it becomes available

Mortgage Deferral options for Canadians facing hardship.