Government of Canada
GST/HST Rebates Are Back! $519, $680 & $179 Payments in April – Who’s Getting What?
The GST/HST credit is back in April 2025, offering up to $519 for individuals, $680 for couples, and $179 per child. Paid quarterly by the CRA, this tax-free benefit supports low-income Canadians with rising living costs. Learn how to qualify, how much you’ll receive, and how to apply in this complete, expert guide.
Some Canadians Can File in Just 10 Minutes by Phone – Are You Eligible?
Discover how some Canadians can file their taxes in just 10 minutes by phone, thanks to an innovative CRA initiative. This comprehensive guide explains eligibility, offers step-by-step instructions, real-world examples, and expert advice to help you navigate this fast and friendly filing method for a stress-free tax season.
From Paycheck to $695/Week: EI Sickness Benefits Explained
EI sickness benefits help Canadians who are unable to work due to medical reasons by providing up to $695 per week for up to 26 weeks. This guide explains eligibility, application steps, benefit calculation, taxation, and reporting requirements, ensuring you receive the support you need during recovery. Learn how to apply and maximize your benefits efficiently.
OAS $2,350 Direct Deposit Coming in 2025 – Only These Canadians Will Get It!
In 2025, low-income Canadian seniors could receive up to $2,350/month through Old Age Security (OAS) and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS). Learn who's eligible, how much you can get, and how to apply with our expert guide. Includes payment dates, examples, FAQs, and official links.
$500 Ontario Senior Homeowners Property Tax Grant 2025: Check OSHPTG Payment Date, Eligibility Details
The Ontario Senior Homeowners' Property Tax Grant (OSHPTG) provides up to $500 annually to eligible seniors in Ontario to help offset property tax expenses. This grant is available to homeowners aged 64 and older who meet specific income thresholds. To apply, seniors must file their 2024 income tax return and complete the ON-BEN form. Payments are typically processed 4 to 8 weeks after receiving a Notice of Assessment. Learn more about eligibility, application steps, and payment details in this comprehensive guide.
April 2025 Payouts: $1,200 OAS + $100 CPP + $800 GIS – Are You Eligible?
Are you eligible for up to $2,100/month in April 2025 from OAS, CPP, and GIS? Learn who qualifies, how much you can get, and how to apply. This guide simplifies government benefits for Canadian seniors and offers expert tips to maximize your retirement income.
Why Canadians need Canada Grocery Rebate in 2025? Check Rebate Amount, Payment Date & Eligibility
The Canada Grocery Rebate 2025 helps eligible individuals and families cope with rising food prices. Payments range up to $628, based on income and family size, and will be issued in April, July, October, and January 2026. No application is needed—eligibility is determined through 2024 tax filings. To receive your rebate, ensure your tax return is submitted on time and check your CRA account for updates.
$300 Federal Payment for Canadians – Find Out When It’s Coming in 2025, Check Eligibility
In 2025, eligible Canadians will receive a $300 federal payment aimed at providing financial relief and stimulating the economy. To qualify, individuals must be 18 or older, have filed their 2023 tax returns by December 31, 2024, and meet residency requirements. Payments will commence in early 2025 via direct deposit or cheque. For more information, visit the Government of Canada – Benefit Payment Dates.
$2350 OAS Boost For these Canadian Seniors in 2025: Check Eligibility, Payment Date
In 2025, eligible Canadian seniors can receive up to $2,350 per month through Old Age Security (OAS) and Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS). Learn about eligibility, payment dates, clawbacks, and application tips to maximize your retirement benefits. Read now for the full guide!
Elon Musk Reacts to Tesla’s Bold Canadian Expansion; Here’s What He Said!
Tesla’s expansion in Canada has hit a roadblock as Ontario removed Tesla from its EV rebate program and canceled a $100 million Starlink contract amid trade tensions. Elon Musk responded with “Oh well,” showing resilience despite setbacks. What does this mean for Tesla’s future in Canada? Read our in-depth analysis.
