Making withdrawals Depending on the type of investment held in your TFSA, you can generally withdraw any amount from the TFSA at any time. Withdrawing funds from your TFSA does not reduce the total ...

Answer these 2 questions to find out if you can claim the amount for an eligible dependant. Claim this amount if, at any time in the year, you supported an eligible dependant and their net income from ...

Proof of income statement. There are many reasons why you might need a proof of income statement, for example to apply for a loan, or to qualify for a benefit or subsidy. You can view and print your ...

Intellectual property and copyright Protecting your intellectual property, trademarks, copyright and using IP as a business tool.

Temporary health care coverageThe Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) covers the cost of most medical care until you’re eligible for provincial or territorial insurance. This coverage can vary ...

Generally, you have to report business income using the accrual method of accounting. Farmers, fishers, and self-employed commission agents can use the cash method or the accrual method to report ...

Health Canada technical document related to the quality of drinking water in Canada ...

If you received the old age security (OAS) pension from Employment and Social Development Canada during 2024, you will receive a T4A (OAS) slip. The net amount of any spouse's allowance and guaranteed ...

This map combines the latest ice information available from Canadian Ice Service charts. This ice information is updated daily in areas of known marine activity. In remaining Canadian waters, ice ...

Update on the taxability of the Canada Carbon Rebate for Small Businesses Businesses can choose not to include the rebate in taxable income when filing their T2 Corporation Income Tax Return for the ...

Instalment interest and possible penalty charges will be applied if you do not pay your required tax instalments or paid insufficient amounts. On this page Instalment interest Instalment penalty ...

This summer, plan a vacation in Canada! From June 20 to September 2, enjoy free or discounted admission to some of the country’s most iconic places. The Canada Strong Pass lets you explore the ...