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Note: filing of 2013 tax returns has been extended to May 5.
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Update on the Heartbleed Bug
All online services have resumed at Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), but unfortunately
900 social insurance numbers were stolen. Click HERE for the full story.
To ensure communications are secure and cannot be exploited through phishing schemes, CRA will not be calling or emailing individuals to inform them of the breach.
Instead, each affected individual will receive a registered letter informing them of the breach, and will also be provided with credit protection services at no cost.
The tax agency also assures those affected that additional protections will be applied to their CRA accounts.
What are my options for paying CRA?
Here are your options for making a payment to Canada Revenue Agency (CRA):
- Online banking: Use your financial institution’s online banking service and select Canada Revenue Agency in the list of payees. We may also be listed as Revenue Canada; CRA Payment on Filing; or Receiver General.
- Debit card: Use My payment on CRA’s online payment service. It allows individuals and businesses to make payments using Interac® Online.
- In person: You can make your payment in person at your financial institution in Canada. To do this, you will need a personalized remittance voucher, which you can ask for online through My Account or Quick Access.
- By mail: You can also mail your payment to the CRA. Send your cheque or money order (payable to the Receiver General), along with your remittance voucher, to:
Canada Revenue Agency
875 Heron Road
Ottawa ON K1A 1B1
Interest rates for the first calendar quarter
Canada Revenue Agency announces new interest rates for the first calendar quarter. Click HERE for press release.
