Official Sources, One Click Away
Every link below goes straight to an official source — canada.ca or revenuquebec.ca. No third-party summaries, no dead ends.
New here? Start with our filing guide or jump straight to the T2200 Hub. When you're ready to check the originals, they're all below.
CRA forms & guides
Form T2200 canada.ca ↗
The Declaration of Conditions of Employment your employer completes and signs. Keep it with your records — you don't send it with your return.
Form T777 canada.ca ↗
Calculate your allowable employment expenses here. The amount from its Total expenses line goes on line 22900 of your return.
T4044: Employment Expenses guide canada.ca ↗
The CRA guide behind every employment-expense claim. The 2025 edition (dated January 20, 2026) is the latest available.
GST370 rebate (line 45700) canada.ca ↗
The Employee and Partner GST/HST Rebate Application: who can claim it, and how it goes on your return.
Home office expenses you can claim canada.ca ↗
The CRA's official list for employees: rent, home internet access fees, electricity, heat, water, maintenance, and more.
Filing help
NETFILE canada.ca ↗
Send your personal return to the CRA electronically, from CRA-certified tax software.
CRA My Account help canada.ca ↗
Track your return and refund, view notices of assessment or reassessment, and set up direct deposit.
Free tax clinics (CVITP) canada.ca ↗
Get your taxes done free at a community clinic, if you have a modest income and a simple tax situation.
SimpleFile canada.ca ↗
The CRA's free, fast, secure filing service — by invitation, for lower incomes and simple tax situations.
Filing dates canada.ca ↗
The official CRA filing and payment dates for individuals, including the weekend-and-holiday shift rule.
Quebec
TP-1 return package revenuquebec.ca ↗
The guide and forms for the 2025 Quebec income tax return (TP-1.FG-V).
Entering Quebec revenuquebec.ca ↗
Moving to Quebec? Unlike other provinces, you file a separate Québec return along with your federal return.
This is general information, not tax advice. For your situation, consult a tax professional or the CRA.