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Individual tax measures – COVID-19 (April 2020)

April 9, 2020

Changes to filing and payment deadlines for 2019 returns

Individual Canadians are generally required to file their tax returns for the 2019 tax year on or before April 30, 2020. Self-employed Canadians (and their spouses) have until June 15, 2020 to file such returns. All individual Canadians, regardless of their filing deadline, must usually pay all taxes owed for 2019 by April 30, 2020.

However, the filing deadline for individuals who would normally have to file by April 30 has been extended to June 1, 2020. The filing deadline for self-employed individuals and their spouses remains June 15, 2020.

The new payment deadline for all individual income tax owed for the 2019 tax year has been extended and is now September 1, 2020. No interest or penalty will be assessed where payment is made on or before September 1.

While individual taxpayers now have until June 1 to file, those who receive Canada Child Benefit or the Goods and Services Tax/Harmonized Sales Tax credit (or similar credits provided by their province of residence) should consider filing as soon as possible. The benefit year for those programs starts on July 1, 2020 and both eligibility for, and the amount of any benefit payable is based on information provided in the 2019 tax return. A delay in the filing of the 2019 return could mean a delay in receiving benefits starting in July 2020. As well, regardless of when they file, taxpayers will have until September 1 to pay any tax balance owed for 2019.

Change to June 15 instalment payment deadline

Many Canadians pay their current year (i.e. 2020) income taxes quarterly, through the income tax instalment system. Such instalment payments of tax are normally made on March 15, June 15, September 15 and December 15.

The federal government has indicated that taxpayers who would normally make an instalment payment of tax on June 15 will instead have until September 1, 2020 to make that payment. No interest or penalties will be assessed where the payment is made on or before September 1.

One-time increase to GST/HST tax credit

The federal government will be providing a one-time increase to the GST/HST tax credit, which is usually paid to qualifying individuals in January, April, July and October of each year.

Those individual Canadians who are eligible for the GST/HST credit will receive a special one-time payment in early May 2020. While precise figures have not been provided, the federal government announcement indicates that the payment will be “close to” $400 per individual and $600 for couples.

Increase to Canada Child Benefit

Eligible Canadian families receive a monthly non-taxable payment of the Canada Child Benefit, with the amount of that payment based on family size and income.

The federal government has announced that, for the 2019-20 benefit year only, the amount of the Canada Child Benefit will be increased by $300 per child. There is no need to make any application, as the increased payment will be added automatically to the regular May 2020 payment, which is scheduled to take place on May 20, 2020.

Change to registered retirement income fund withdrawal requirements

Canadian taxpayers are required to collapse their registered retirement savings plans (RRSPs) by the end of the year in which they turn 71. Most Canadians convert their RRSPs into registered retirement income funds (RRIFs) and they are then required to make annual withdrawals from those RRIFs.

The amount of such annual withdrawal is, by law, a specified percentage (based on the taxpayer’s age) of the balance in the RRIF as of January 1 of the year. There has been a significant decline in the markets since the beginning of this year and, consequently, many RRIF holders will have seen a corresponding decline in the value of their investments.

So that RRIF holders are not penalized by those events (by having to liquidate investments at a loss in order to make a required withdrawal) the federal government has reduced the amount of required withdrawals, for the 2020 taxation year only. Specifically, the minimum withdrawal requirement for RRIFs for 2020 has been reduced by 25%.

It’s important to note, however, that individuals who have already withdrawn more than the reduced 2020 minimum amount will not be permitted to re-contribute to their RRIFs an amount up to the 25% proposed reduction. 

Finally, the changes announced also apply to the minimum amount for individuals receiving variable benefit payments under a defined contribution registered pension plan or pooled registered pension plan. Such amounts will also be reduced by 25%, for 2020 only.

Student loan repayments suspended

As of March 30, required repayments of Canada Student Loans will be suspended for a period of 6 months, and no additional interest will accrue on unpaid amounts during that time. There is no requirement that an application be made, as the moratorium on payments during that period will be implemented automatically.

Canada Emergency Response Benefit

Canadians who have no source of income as a consequence of the pandemic may receive $2,000 per month, for a four month period, with that amount provided under under the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB). The CERB is available to a broader group of Canadians than would normally be eligible for income replacement under the Employment Insurance system. Specifically, the CERB applies, in addition to wage earners, to contract workers and self-employed individuals who would not normally qualify for EI.

CERB will be available for Canadians who have lost their job, are sick, quarantined, or taking care of someone who is sick with COVID-19, as well as working parents who must stay home without pay to care for children who are sick or at home because of school and daycare closures. In addition, those who are still employed but are not currently receiving any income from their employer – i.e. are laid off – can qualify.

The specific requirements for an individual to receive CERB, as set out on the federal government website, are as follows:

  1. Residing in Canada, who are at least 15 years old;
  2. Who have stopped working because of COVID-19 or are eligible for Employment Insurance regular or sickness benefits:
  3. Who had income of at least $5,000 in 2019 or in the 12 months prior to the date of their application; and
  4. Who are or expect to be without employment or self-employment income for at least 14 consecutive days in the initial four-week period. For subsequent benefit periods, they expect to have no employment income.

The federal government has indicated that applications for the CERB can be made online at https://www.canada.ca/en/services/benefits/ei/cerb-application.html as of April 6. As thousands of applications are expected, applicants are asked to apply in the following order:

  1. on April 6, for those with dates of birth in January, February and March;
  2. on April 7, for those with dates of birth in April, May and June;
  3. on April 8, for those with dates of birth in July, August and September;
  4. on April 9 for those with dates of birth in October, November and December.

Payments will be made within 3-4 days by direct deposit and within10 days if sent by mail.

Detailed information on the CERB, including a list of FAQ, can be found on the federal government website at https://www.canada.ca/en/services/benefits/ei/cerb-application.html?utm_campaign=not-applicable&utm_medium=vanity-url&utm_source=canada-ca_coronavirus-cerb.

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2020 Expert-Fiscaliste and COVID-19

We’re here for you during COVID-19.

Due to the exceptional circumstances with that we are currently experiencing in connection with the COVID-19, our physical office at 1000 de La Gauchetière Ouest 24e étage, Montréal QC H3B 4W5 is currently closed to clients but otherwise all electronic services and preparation of tax returns will continue. 

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Expert Fiscaliste is closely monitoring the situation and we will provide you with an update as soon as we have more information.  We ask you to send your tax information electronically, available options are (1) our Portal, email attachments, or fax.  If you are unable to do this electronically the mail system continues to work.  Thank you for your understanding.

The governments updates in providing greater flexibility for Taxpayers:

Canadian due dates for filing 2019 individual tax returns has been extended to June 1, 2020. Taxpayers will have until September 1, 2020 to pay any 2019 income tax amounts owed.

Canadian businesses will have until September 1, 2020 to pay any 2019 income tax amounts owed.

Canadian governments will accept electronic signatures as a temporary measure on all documents requiring signatures

CRA Electronic Tax services and information:

CRA My Account https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/e-services/e-services-individuals/account-individuals.html

Access Service Canada Account:   View and update your information on Income Taxes, EI, CPP (Statement of Contribution), and OAS

Quebec clicSÉQUR Account: https://www.revenuquebec.ca/en/citizens/my-account-for-individuals/

View and update your information on Income Taxes, Support Payments

IRS Tax Returns extended or postponed tax deadline to July 15, 2020, you have until July 15, 2020 to pay your Taxes

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If you want to take advantage of our services for your 2019 Tax Return. Give us a call at 514-954-9031, or visit our Contact Tax Experts page.

2019 Canada’s COVID-19 Flexibility for Taxpayers

In order to provide greater flexibility to Canadians who may be experiencing hardships during the COVID-19 outbreak, the Canada Revenue Agency will defer the filing due date for the 2019 tax returns of individuals, including certain trusts.

  1. For individuals (other than trusts), the return filing due date will be deferred until June 1, 2020. However, the Agency encourages individuals who expect to receive benefits under the GSTC or the Canada Child Benefit not to delay the filing of their return to ensure their entitlements for the 2020-21 benefit year are properly determined.
  2. For trusts having a taxation year ending on December 31, 2019, the return filing due date will be deferred until May 1, 2020

The Canada Revenue Agency will allow all taxpayers to defer, until after August 31, 2020, the payment of any income tax amounts that become owing on or after today and before September 2020. This relief would apply to tax balances due, as well as instalments, under Part I of the Income Tax Act. No interest or penalties will accumulate on these amounts during this period.

In order to reduce the necessity for taxpayers and tax preparers to meet in person during this difficult time, and to reduce administrative burden, effective immediately the Canada Revenue Agency will recognize electronic signatures as having met the signature requirements of the Income Tax Act, as a temporary administrative measure. This provision applies to authorization forms T183 or T183CORP, which are forms that are signed in person by millions of Canadians every year to authorize tax preparers to file taxes.

The Canada Revenue Agency is adapting its Outreach Program to support individuals during COVID-19. Through this service, the Canada Revenue Agency offers help to individuals to better understand their tax obligations and to obtain the benefits and credits to which they are entitled. Traditionally available in-person, this service is now available over the phone, and through webinar, where possible.

For More information on Canada’s COVID-19 Economic Response Plan

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If you want to take advantage of our services for your 2019 Tax Return. Give us a call at 514-954-9031, or visit our Contact Tax Experts page.

2019 REVENU QUEBEC DEADLINE JUNE 1, 2020

FLEXIBILITY MEASURES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES

Québec City, March 17, 2020 – To simplify the lives of individuals and businesses affected by the exceptional situation stemming from COVID-19, the government has asked Revenu Québec to apply flexibility measures for individuals and businesses in Québec during income tax filing season.

Measures aimed at individuals

  1. The deadline for producing and filing income tax return is postponed to June 1, 2020.
  2. For individuals and individuals in business, the deadline for applying balances due related to income tax returns for the 2019 taxation year is postponed to July 31, 2020.
  3. For those who must pay tax instalments, the payment of the June 15, 2020 tax instalment is suspended until July 31, 2020. The date and terms of payment of this amount will be announced shortly. Individuals will have a reasonable period of time to pay the amount due.

The terms and conditions of the flexibility measures can be consulted in the Information Bulletin published by the Ministère des Finances at www.finances.gouv.qc.ca .

Measures aimed at businesses

In the case of businesses, the payment of tax instalments and taxes due as of today is suspended until July 31, 2020. The date and terms of payment will be announced shortly. Businesses will have a reasonable period of time to pay the amounts due.

Measures aimed at tax return preparers and tax return preparation sessions

Relief measures have also been provided for tax preparers. To limit in-person contact, Revenu Québec will now allow preparers to use an electronic signature on some forms that their clients must sign. The forms in question are form TP-1000.TE-V (for individuals) and form CO-1000.TE (for corporations).

A tailored approach

Revenu Québec will also adapt its own approach by limiting its audit and collection activities. With regard to collection measures, Revenu Québec will be open to extending payment agreements on a case-by-case basis. 

Measures for employees

As an employer, Revenu Québec must ensure the health and safety of its employees while continuing to provide crucial public and government services.

Below are some of the measures we have put in place:

  1. Employees with secure equipment and network access are authorized to work from home as much as possible.
  2. Meetings of over 250 people have been cancelled in favour of conference calls or video conferencing. 
  3. Additional protection measures have been implemented in our client services offices in accordance with government-wide guidelines to maximize virus containment.  
  4. A committee is closely monitoring the situation, with members meeting daily to enact measures and update employees as needed.

For More Information

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2019 individual Tax Returns

Tax Preparation
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It’s that time of the year again to prepare your 2019 Individual Tax Return.  Let us Prepare your 2019 Tax Return for you, it’s a simple three step process.  To assist you in identifying the information that will be required to properly prepare your tax return see our 2019 Individual Tax Return Checklist. 

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We will make sure that you get the maximum refund possible and we will provide you with year-round tax support as your Authorized Representative.  For more information on Individual Tax Returns or  what is new for Individuals or to see our tax calendar for important dates and deadlines.

We are constantly looking at ways to make it easier for you to share securely information.  With this objective we now have a new portal, request an invitation to register.

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Expert Fiscaliste provides Canadian and international income tax preparation and consulting services to individuals, businesses, and trusts.

If you want to take advantage of our services for your 2019 Tax Return. Give us a call at 514-954-9031, or visit our Contact Tax Experts page.

2019 RL-31 SLIP

TAX OBLIGATIONS

Are you a landlord of an eligible dwelling for which rent was paid or payable on December 31, 2019. You must file an RL-31 slip and give a copy to your tenants.

The RL-31 slip is used to report information about leased dwellings on December 31, 2019.

RL-31 slips must be filed and distributed no later than February 28, 2020.

Filing

You can file RL-31 slips for the 2019 taxation year using the service for preparing and viewing the RL-31 slip (available for the 2019 taxation year as of December 1).

If you filed RL-31 electronically for 2018, you can use the same information to file the slips for 2019.

You can also file your RL-31 slips:

  1. using authorized software you purchased;
  2. using software you developed (provided it meets our requirements); or
  3. on paper (if you have to file on paper, contact us).

For more information about filing the RL-31 slip, click Filing RL Slips and Summaries. You can also refer to the Guide to Filing the RL-31 Slip: Information About a Leased Dwelling (RL-31.G-V) or the RL-31 Slip Helpsheet (RL-31.G.A-V).

COMPONENTS OF THE SOLIDARITY TAX CREDIT

The solidarity tax credit has three components:

  1. the housing component
  2. the QST component
  3. the component for individuals living in northern villages

You may be entitled to the credit even if you are not eligible for all three components. For example, you can claim the credit even if you lived in a dwelling that is not eligible, such as a dwelling in low-rental housing (HLM), on December 31, 2019. In such a case, they will take into account only the QST component and, if applicable, the component for individuals living in a northern village.

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Expert Fiscaliste provides income tax preparation and consulting services to individuals, businesses, with real estate residential operations in Quebec.

If you want to take advantage of our services for your Tax Returns Give us a call at 514-954-9031, or visit our Contact Tax Experts page.

2019 Seasonal Associates

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If you have experience as a tax preparer, are highly motivated and love communicating directly with clients, you could be a perfect match for this 2019 Seasonal Associate opportunity. As an Expert Fiscaliste seasonal associate you will prepare tax returns for Expert Fiscaliste customers.

Responsibilities

  1. Proactively seek out and find new clients
  2. Answer Expert Fiscaliste customer phone calls and delivering a professional, personalized client service experience every time
  3. Demonstrate empathy toward clients, empowering and partnering with them to help them complete their taxes
  4. Successfully troubleshoot, resolve issues and answer complex tax questions using our defined practices, procedures and company policies
  5. Document customer interactions
  6. Remotely prepare tax returns and assist clients filing tax returns

Qualifications

  1. Extensive experience preparing a variety of federal and provincial returns for individuals, including student, pension, self-employed, rental property, investments and foreign income.
  2. Must have prepared a minimum of 25 personal tax return prepared per year over the last three years
  3. In depth knowledge of CCH products
  4. In depth knowledge of tax laws and tax concepts, solid critical thinking and problem solving skills
  5. Excellent verbal communications in English and French
  6. Excellent written communication skills including spelling and proper use of grammar
  7. Strong understanding of computers and software

Discover what it’s like to be a part of an amazing team of tax advisors, making a daily difference in the lives of Expert Fiscaliste clients all across Canada.

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2019 CRA Tax Review Letter

Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) Review Letter

CRA may send you a Tax Review Letter you about your recently filed tax return.  This is called a CRA Tax Review Letter it is not the same as a tax audit they generally provide you with 30 days to comply.  Failure to not meet this deadline may lead to an reassessment or tax audit or if the CRA is not satisfied with your response to the review.

3 types of Tax Review Letters

  1. Pre-assessment review –After you submit your tax return, the CRA may review the deductions and credits you claimed. The CRA conducts these reviews before it sends you a notice of assessment and possibly a refund. These reviews usually take place between February and July.
  2. Processing review program – This is similar to the pre-assessment review, except for timing. The CRA conducts these reviews after it sends you a notice of assessment, usually between June and November.
  3. Matching program – These reviews take place after the CRA sends you a notice of assessment, usually between September and March. The CRA compares information on your tax return with information provided by third parties like your employer, banks or investment firms.

Authorized Representatives for Tax Review Letters

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Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) may send you a Tax Review Letter about your recently filed tax return. Contact Expert Fiscaliste at 514-954-9031 ask them to become your authorized representative to give you a peace of mind knowing that you have a experienced tax professional in your corner.

Tax Review Letters take place at different times during the year.  If you move, it is very important to notify your change in address as soon as possible.  If you plan to be away for some time, or if you prefer you have your authorized representative to act on your behalf call us at 514-954-9031.

2019 Instalment Payments

Do You Need To Pay 2019 Instalment Payments?

If your net tax owing when you filed your last income tax return exceeded $3,000, or If you live in Quebec on December 31 of a year, use a limit of $1,800 of net tax owing. You may be obliged to make quarterly 2019 Instalment Payments toward your next tax bill.

The majority of Canadians don’t have to make quarterly tax instalment payments toward their income taxes because their employers deduct sufficient tax at source throughout the year to cover their tax bill.

But those who have sources of taxable income outside of regular employment — which can include freelance income, income from investments, or withdrawals from RRIFs — often have insufficient (or no) tax withheld though the year, and as a result owe tax when they file their returns. If the tax  they owe at the end of the year exceeds $3,000, for CRA, or Quebec $1,800 can request tax instalment payments throughout the year.

How much to pay for 2019 Instalment Payments :

To avoid interest charges, you must pay tax instalments totalling the lesser of a) your tax owing for the year, or b) what CRA requested of you (they usually send you a letter requesting the instalments).

The requested tax instalment payment is always equal to 1/4 of the tax owing at the end of the previous year. So for example if your last income tax bill came to $3,600, the Canada Revenue Agency will request four tax instalment payments of $900 each.

When to pay 2019 Instalment Payments :

Tax instalments are due four times per year: March 15, June 15, September 15, and December 15.

However, there is an exception to the 1/4 of the bill 4x per year rule.  The first year you’re requested to pay, you won’t be notified until late in the summer. At that point there are only two deadlines left in the year, and CRA may apportion what would have been your four tax instalments over the two remaining deadlines. Meaning, on September 15 and December 15 of that first year, you’d be paying two equal tax instalments totalling whatever you owed the previous year.

What is an instalment reminder?

An instalment reminder is sent to help you determine if you have to pay income tax by instalments. The reminder will suggest an amount to pay and list the calculation options.

CRA and MRQ will send instalment reminders to people who may have to pay tax by instalments:

  1. The February reminder is for the March and June payments
  2. The August reminder is for the September and December payments

If Instalment reminder only received in August 2019

If you only received an instalment reminder in August and the reminder does not mention a March or June 2019 instalment payment, follow the instructions that apply to you:

No-calculation option – Pay the amount shown in box 2 of your reminder for September 15 and December 15.

Prior-year option – Calculate your 2018 net tax owing and add any CPP contributions payable, and any voluntary EI premiums payable. Pay 75% of the total on September 15 and 25% on December 15.

Current-year option – Estimate your current-year 2019 net tax owing and add any CPP contributions payable, and any voluntary EI premiums payable. Pay 75% of the total on September 15 and 25% on December 15.

What happens if I don’t pay?

Generally, if you owe tax at the end of the year you’ll pay interest on the unpaid tax instalment(s) dating back to the due date of the missed payment(s). CRA’s interest rate is generally around 5% p.a..

What if the requested tax instalments total more than I owe?

If your tax instalments through the year total more than your final tax bill, you’ll either get the excess refunded to you, or it will be credited toward next year’s instalments.

For example, let’s say CRA is asking for tax instalments because you owed $3,600 in tax last year. But you suspect you’re only going to owe $2,000 this year, so you take that amount and pay four tax instalments of $500 each. If you’re right and you don’t owe tax at the end of the year, there’s no interest charge for paying less than the requested tax instalments.

What if the requested tax instalments total less than I owe?

CRA or Quebec won’t charge you interest for whatever additional tax you owe, so long as you paid the requested amounts. In other words, it’s not your responsibility to predict that the tax instalments weren’t high enough. You’re only responsible for paying the lesser of a) what you owe, or b) what CRA or Quebec requested of you.

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2019 July Individual Tax Updates

OAS July update payment rates for third quarter of 2019

The federal government has announced the Old Age Security (OAS) and related amounts which will be paid during the third quarter (July 1 to September 30) of 2019. OAS payments are indexed quarterly to changes in the Consumer Price Index.

During the third quarter, the maximum OAS payable will be $607.46 per month. More information on OAS rates, as well as amounts payable during the quarter with respect to the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) and the Allowance for the Survivor can be found on the federal government website at https://www.canada.ca/en/services/benefits/publicpensions/cpp/old-age-security/payments.html.

Prescribed interest rate for leasing for July

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has announced the prescribed interest rate for leasing rules which will be in effect during the month of July 2019.

The prescribed rate for July is 2.75%.

A chart showing all prescribed interest rates for leasing since 2010 can be found on the CRA website at https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/individuals/frequently-asked-questions-individuals/prescribed-interest-rates-leasing-rules.html.

Inflation rate for May at 2.4%

The most recent release of Statistics Canada’s Consumer Price Index shows that the rate of inflation for the month of May 2019, as measured on a year-over-year basis, stood at 2.4%.

Inflation during May was broad-based, with prices rising in all eight of the major index components. The greatest increases were seen in the cost of food and transportation, which rose by 3.5% and 3.1%, respectively.

Details of the inflation picture for the month, by index component and province, are outlined in the June release of the Consumer Price Index, available on the StatsCan website at https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/190619/dq190619a-eng.htm?HPA=1&indid=3665-1&indgeo=0.

Increases to GST/HST credit and Canada Child Benefit payment rates

July 1, 2019 is the start of the 2019-20 benefit year for many provincial and federal child and tax benefits, including the federal GST/HST credit and the Canada Child Benefit.

As of that date, the payment rates for each of those benefits, along with the threshold income levels for benefit eligibility, is increased.

Information guides which were recently issued by the Canada Revenue Agency on the Canada Child Benefit and the GST/HST credit for the upcoming benefit year can be found at https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/cra-arc/formspubs/pub/rc4210/rc4210-19e.pdf and https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/cra-arc/formspubs/pub/t4114/t4114-19e.pdf.

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Expert Fiscaliste provides Canadian and international income tax preparation and consulting services to individuals, businesses, and trusts.

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