CANADA REVENUE AGENCY: News Updates

For Canada’s 2025 personal income tax season, the Canada Revenue Agency has published a series of articles to help ensure all Canadians understand the benefits of filing their tax return, including Canadians with a modest income, new Canadians, students, and northern residents.

Students, it’s time to get tax savvy – the benefits (and credit payments) of filing your tax return - Canada.ca

Filing a tax return can help ensure that students, including international students, can receive the benefits they are eligible for and claim tax credits, like the tuition tax credit and interest paid on student loans.

New to Canada and filing a tax return for the first time? Here’s what you need to know - Canada.ca

Filing a tax return can help ensure that new arrivals to Canada can access the benefits to which they are entitled.

Don’t miss out on tax benefits for northern residents - Canada.ca

Canadians who live in northern or remote areas may be eligible for residency and travel deductions when filing their tax return.

Don't miss out on free tax help – you may be eligible! - Canada.ca

Canadians with an income of less than $35,000 (single person) or $45,000 (couple) can get help filing their income tax return from a volunteer at a free clinic.