TAX ACCOUNTING HELP TOOLS, LINKS, NEWS AND RESOURCES
We have created an extensive list of links to help you navigate through the tax accounting world. Find out what resources are available to help including online forms, publications, and other information about accounting, tax and payroll in Canada.
HELPFUL LINKS, TOOLS AND RESOURCES FOR TAX ACCOUNTING
Payroll Canada
Download Federal - Electronic TD1 form - 2024 Personal Tax Credits Return.
Find BC Provincial - Electronic TD1BC form - 2024 British Columbia Personal Tax Credits Return.
Get TD1-WS Worksheet for the 2024 Personal Tax Credits Return.
Payroll Deductions Online Calculator (PDOC) for employers.
Issue Record of Employment (ROE) on the web.
Find differences between employee and independent contractors.
Apply for a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) online.
Corporation and Small Business
How to pay federal corporation taxes online
How to make GST/HST Payment to the CRA through online banking
How to Register for CRA My Business Account
Corporation Tax Rates 2022-2023
Tax Rates for Personal Services Business (PSB)
How to keep your business records
Foreign Exchange Rates
Personal Tax
Federal and Provincial income tax rates for individuals - 2023.
Federal personal income tax rates for 2022
Use CRA's automated Tax Information Phone Service (TIPS).
Check the status of your 2022 tax return, estimate your refund amount, and know when to expect it using Telerefund service.
View income tax and benefit information and manage taxes online through CRA My Account service.
Get your notice of assessment (NOA) and tax slips online from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
Find how you can pay individual taxes online.
Interest Rates
NEWS UPDATES FOR ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICES
How to verify the caller is CRA employee and not a scammer?
New scams and frauds are created daily in Canada. Many scams mimic government services to steal your personal and financial information. As a taxpayer, be careful of any contact claiming to be from the CRA and requesting personal information such as a SIN, credit card number, bank account number, or passport number. Scams may use threatening or abusive language to scare you into settling a fake CRA debt. Other messages may drive you to a bogus CRA website where you must verify your identification.
