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Key Tax Deadlines in Ontario for the 2025 Tax Year
In Ontario, the deadline to file your personal income tax for the 2025 tax year is April 30, 2026. If you are self-employed, you have until June 15, 2026, to file your tax return, but any balance owing must still be paid by April 30, 2026, to avoid penalties.

Personal Tax Returns
  • Personal tax returns are due on or before April 30 each year
  • Any balance owing must also be paid by April 30
  • Late-filing penalties are 5% plus 1% per month on outstanding balances
  • For repeated late filings, penalties increase to 10% plus 2% per month
  • Interest is charged at the CRA prescribed rate from the due date until payment is received
Business Tax Returns
  • Returns are due on or before June 15 each year
  • Any balance owing must be paid by April 30
  • Late-filing penalties are 5% plus 1% per month on outstanding balances
  • Repeated late filings result in penalties of 10% plus 2% per month
  • Interest applies from the payment due date until payment is received by the CRA
Corporate Tax Returns
  • Corporate tax returns are due six (6) months after the fiscal year-end
  • Any balance owing must be paid three (3) months after the fiscal year-end
  • Late-filing penalties are 5% plus 1% per month
  • Repeated late filings are subject to 10% plus 2% per month penalties
  • Interest is charged at the CRA prescribed rate from the due date until payment is received
Payroll
  • The T4 Summary must be filed by February 28 each year
  • Monthly payroll remittances are due by the 15th of each month
  • Late filings and payments may result in penalties and interest on outstanding balances

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What to have for your appointment

Income
  • Social Insurance Number
  • T4, T4A, T4E and other income slips
  • RRSP withdrawal slip (T4RSP)
  • Spouse’s net income
  • T5 , T3 and other investment information slips
  • Details of foreign income
  • Details of self employment income
  • Home buyers repayment amount
  • Other income sources (rental, taxable support payment, taxable first home saving account income)
  • Information on property disposals (principal & investment)
  • Last year tax return (new client)
Deductions
  • Official RRSP contribution slips
  • Medical expenses
  • Child care expenses
  • Property tax or rental payment expenses
  • Meals, travel & lodging expenses (TL2)
  • Business expense log
  • Donations to Canadian registered charities
  • Employee expenses (T2200)
  • Tuition fee (T2202)
  • Union and professional dues expenses
  • Interest expenses ONLY on money borrowed for investments
  • Accountant fees

Why Choose AccuInTax

With over 30 years of experience in accounting and tax preparation, I bring trusted expertise, personalized service, and a deep understanding of Canadian tax regulations to every client I serve. My goal is to make your financial life simpler and stress‑free by offering accurate, reliable, and tailored support—whether you’re filing personal taxes, managing self‑employment income, or running a small business. With decades of proven results and client‑focused care, you can feel confident knowing your finances are in knowledgeable and dependable hands.

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