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03/18/2026

Tax season doesn’t have to be stressful, Let us handle the details while you enjoy peace of mind. Professional, hassle-free filing that maximizes your refund!

Filing is now open!

You can call us +15872765531 or email us [email protected]

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01/28/2026

🎓 Did you study and are you already making payments on your student loan?
You may have received an email on January 27. If you did, please log in to your Alberta Student Aid (MyLoan) account and check your inbox.

You may have a student loan tax receipt available.
💡 The interest you paid is tax-deductible and may reduce your taxes or increase your refund, depending on your income.

01/23/2026

⚠️ If you don’t have a CRA My Account yet — or you’re locked out —
please take care of it now before filing your tax return this year.

🏦 Changed your bank account recently?
Update your direct deposit with Canada Revenue Agency now to avoid refund delays.

🎥 Please see the video for a step-by-step guide on creating a CRA account if you don’t have one yet.

✅ CRA access helps avoid delays, missing slips, and last-minute stress.

01/11/2026

Be Ready! Start Preparing for Tax Season
Please check carefully and gather all your tax slips.
You may already have some of these without realizing it.

IMPORTANT:
Missing even ONE T-slip or CRA notice can result in a CRA reassessment, which may recalculate your benefits, delay your refund, or create an amount to repay.

What to Know:
•Income comes from many sources, not just a job.
•Slips may come from CRA, employers, banks, pension plans, or benefit programs.
•Some income does not come with a slip and still must be reported.

Common T-Slips & What They Mean:
T4 – Employment Income
Issued by your employer. Reports salary, wages, tips, bonuses, and taxable benefits.
T4A – Other Income
Issued for contract work, commissions, pensions, scholarships, or honorariums.
T4E – Employment Insurance (EI)
Issued by Service Canada. Includes regular EI, sickness, maternity, or parental benefits.
T4A(P) – CPP Benefits
Issued by CRA. Reports Canada Pension Plan benefits.
T4A(OAS) – Old Age Security
Issued by CRA. Reports OAS income and may be subject to clawback.
T5 – Investment Income
Issued by banks or financial institutions. Reports interest and dividends.
T3 – Trust / Mutual Fund Income
Issued by investment companies. Reports income and capital gains.
T5007 – Benefits Statement
Issued for social assistance or workers’ compensation. Still counts for benefits.
T5013 – Partnership Income
Issued if you are part of a partnership or certain business arrangements.
T5008 – Investment Transactions
Issued by brokerages for sales of stocks, crypto, or other securities.
T4RSP – RRSP Withdrawals
Issued by banks or investment firms. RRSP withdrawals are taxable.
T4RIF – RRIF Withdrawals
Issued by financial institutions. RRIF withdrawals are taxable.
T4PS – Profit-Sharing Income
Issued if you received income from an employee profit-sharing plan.
ACWB Reminder (Very Important):
If you received Advanced Canada Workers Benefit (ACWB), you will definitely have an RC210 (CRA Notice). This document is required to correctly reconcile your tax return and avoid repayment.

Prepare early to avoid reassessments, benefit recalculations, and delays.

12/10/2025

If you haven’t received your GST benefit yet but believe you’re eligible, you can apply using this link: https://apps.cra-arc.gc.ca/ebci/uisp/rc151/ntr.” Click the "Start" to get started.

Use this form to apply for both the GST/HST credit and the Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR). Remember, it’s only for the year you first became a resident of Canada.

The online application is available only to individuals without children. If you have children under 19 years of age, you must submit your application by mail and include both the children’s birth certificates and permits.

12/05/2025

Good news! You can now regain access without calling CRA.

If you’ve forgotten your CRA username or password and got locked out, you can simply register again for a new credential and get back into your CRA online account.

👉 Learn more directly from CRA here:
https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/e-services/cra-login-services/help-cra-sign-in-services/locked-account.html

📌 Tax filing time is almost here — make sure you can open your CRA account.
Having access to your CRA MyAccount is very important, especially if we as your representative cannot log in on your behalf.

11/25/2025

It’s time to file your GST/HST business returns so that you can later collect any refunds and rebates you're entitled to! ⏰

Find your filing due dates: https://ow.ly/O7p050XvIN5

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11/20/2025

Managing your CRA account just got easier!

Our new self-service option may allow users to regain access to their account without needing to call. This enhancement is part of our ongoing efforts to expand digital self-service options, in line with our 100-Day Service Improvement Plan.

If you’ve forgotten your sign-in information or the answers to your security questions, you can simply register online for a new credential.

Make sure you have your multi-factor authentication information and a recent tax return handy. These will help you get your new credential. https://ow.ly/E8qG50XrJuW

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11/20/2025

🚨 Scam Alert! 🚨

Scammers are sending text messages claiming to be from us about benefits and credits, like the:

➡️ Home accessibility tax credit (HATC)
➡️ Disability tax credit (DTC)
➡️ Multigenerational home renovation tax credit (MHRTC)
➡️ Old age security pension (OAS)

Remember: we won’t send you a text or email with links asking you to click them.

More details 👉 https://ow.ly/wkPO50XuMa4

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11/20/2025

11/05/2025

The 2025 reasonable prescribed per-kilometre rates for automobile allowances have been published. You can use this information to calculate allowances or reimbursements provided to an employee for the use of their own vehicle.

Here's where you can consult the list: https://ow.ly/zf7m50XkX3v

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