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Filing Due Dates

Personal income taxDue every year on April 30, or the next business day if April 30 falls on a weekend or holiday.
Self-employedFiled in your personal return. Income tax reporting is due every year on June 15, or the next business day if June 15 falls on a weekend or holiday. Important: Any amounts owed are due April 30. If you file GST once a year, that return is also due June 15, with payment due April 30 if you owe.
CorporationsDue 6 months after your year end date, but payment is due 2 or 3 months after your year end.
Charities and Non-ProfitsDue 6 months after your year end date.
Final taxesDue April 30 the year after someone passes, or 6 months after if they pass between Nov 1 and Dec 31. If they ran a business, filing moves to June 15 the year after (6 months after a death between Dec 16 and Dec 31), but the payment date does not.
Estate taxesDue 90 days after the fiscal year end of the estate. The executor chooses the estate’s year end, which can be up to one year after the date of death.

What to Bring

  • Every slip you have received from an employer, bank, or government office
  • Receipts for medical costs, donations, and childcare
  • If you run a business, a summary of what came in and what went out
  • Last year’s notice of assessment, if you have it

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