Canadians who don't file their taxes can miss out on money they're owed
OTTAWA — The Canada Revenue Agency kicked off its tax season this week by urging Canadians to file their taxes on time — and reminding them that they may be owed money.
"For individuals who are signed up for direct deposit and file electronically, they can expect to get their refund within about eight days," Pranke said. The government might owe you moneyPranke said it's a misconception that only people who owe money should file their taxes. "You might be leaving some money on the table.
— Climate action incentive payment. While the rebate itself is not new, as of this year, residents of Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island are newly eligible to receive the incentive payment that offsets the cost of the federal price on carbon pollution. Residents of Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario continue to be eligible for the payments.
Brière said he expects that CRA workers represented by the union will vote overwhelmingly in favour of taking strike action, which would affect tax filing this season. The CRA has also partnered with more than 3,100 community organizations that run tax clinics, and more information about these can be found on the canada.ca website.
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