No Tax Filing Extensions Due to CRA Strike
- Published
- April 19, 2023
- Topic
- CRA
With recent news of the labour disruption at the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), it is important to note that there are no extensions to Canadian tax filing deadlines planned at the moment and CRA will continue to accept all tax returns. Those that are filed digitally, which represent the vast majority of returns, will largely be processed automatically by the CRA systems without delay.
Given that there are no extensions proposed to date, we strongly suggest that you get your documentation into your Welch LLP advisor as soon as possible.
If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to your Welch LLP advisor. Read more about the Public Service Alliance of Canada–Union of Taxation Employees’ strike action here.
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