Posted on January 17 2025
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Below are the changes in Canada’ Tax system in 2025:
Changes to Online Mail for Business Correspondence
From the beginning of spring 2025, the Canada Revenue Agency ((CRA) will make online mail a default for most business correspondence. The key update will be sent via the My Business Account portal instead of paper mail. This change will affect:
Note: Ensure that the mail is up to date in My Business Account to receive timely notification about new mail
Changes in Capital Gain Tax
The CRA has introduced new inclusive rates for capital gains pending parliamentary approval. The changes are:
Requirements for Trust Reporting
The CRA has extended the bare trust filing of T3 Income Tax and Information Return for the 2024 tax year. Other trusts will adjust with the updated requirements, which include:
Note: Proper documentation and trust management is essential to meet these requirements and to avoid penalty
Enhancements for the Canada Pension Plan
Canada has increased the Year’s Maximum Pensionable Earnings (YMPE) to $71,300, whereas the Year’s Additional Maximum Pensionable Earnings stand at $81,200. These changes complete the enhanced Canada Pension Plan (CPP) legislative updates. Key changes are:
Short-Term Rental Compliance
The new rule also applies to short-term rental operators to comply with municipal and provincial regulations to claim tax deductions. This applies to:
Note: Operators must meet local compliance standards by December 31, 2024, to remain eligible for deduction.
Changes in Digital Services
The digital platform has also been improved for business usability. The key changes are:
Transition to Filing Information Returns
The Electronic submissions of Tax returns will follow updated guidelines from January 2025:
Administrative Relief for T4/T4A report
Employers who do not offer dental coverage under the Canadian Dental Plan (CDCP) for the 2024 Tax year can skip the relevant box blank for T4 and T4A slips. However, non-compliant Entrepreneurs employing staff should ensure their payroll system is updated.
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