Deadline reminders: never meet a CRA date by accident again

What you will get, exactly

• A short plain-text email a sensible interval before each broadly-applicable CRA deadline — what is due, who it applies to, and the link to the relevant guide.
• Nothing else. No weekly newsletter, no promotions. The reminder list is the reminder list.

Your address is used for these reminders and nothing else — the privacy policy applies. Unsubscribe by replying “stop”.

Why deadlines get missed by good operators

Because the clocks are unrelated: slips follow the calendar year, the T2 follows your fiscal year, GST/HST follows your filing frequency, and instalments follow last year’s tax. Four clocks, none of them synchronized, none of them reminding you. This page makes at least the broadly-shared ones somebody else’s job to watch.

Client deadlines are tracked personally

These emails cover deadlines that apply broadly. Client corporations get the personal version — their own year-end clock, their instalment schedule, their filing frequency, watched by the firm as part of the engagement. That is the difference between a reminder list and an accountant.

A reminder helps only if the filing behind it is ready, which is the part someone tracking the deadlines with you covers.

Prefer a monthly summary over date-by-date alerts? The Tax Memo is the digest version.

General information, not tax advice. A letter’s own wording and dates govern — confirm anything that affects a decision on a free consult.