The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has made it easier for Canadians to access their tax accounts by simplifying the sign-in process. Account holders can now access all services in My Account, My Business Account, and Represent a Client with a single sign-in, eliminating the need to log in separately for each portal. The CRA is also prioritizing improvements to its digital services to enhance self-service options while maintaining security and efficiency.
that it has “simplified its sign-in process, making it easier to access the My Account , My Business Account, and Represent a Client portals with a single sign in.”
“We are prioritizing improvements to our digital services to make it easier to self-serve, while ensuring services are secure, efficient, and responsive to the needs of Canadians,” the federal tax agency said. CRA account holders can now access all services in My Account, My Business Account, and Represent a Client with one click as opposed to signing in separately, which was the case before.Trudeau vows ‘fair’ Trump tariff response but won’t rule out energy cutsCanadians can start filing their 2024 tax returns online on Feb. 24 and the deadline to do so is April 30.
The CRA is planning to increase its invites for the SimpleFile by Phone service to two million Canadians total — up from 1.5 million — so they can file their taxes automatically for the 2025 season. Several changes that went into effect as early as Jan. 1 could affect people’s pocketbooks and how they file tax returns.‘Canada Not For Sale’ hats: Ontario business struggles to keep up with demandCanada deploying Black Hawk helicopters at Canada-U.S. border: McGuintyRead
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