Tax Information Slips

Important Notice

Tax Slips for the 2005 tax year will be available on this site as of February 1^st 2006. You will need a Personal Access Code to view and print your CPP and OAS tax slips. The access code printed on the top right of previous years CPP and OAS tax slips will not allow you to access this service this year. If you do not already have a Personal Access Code please apply for your Personal Access Code now. If you stopped the mailing of your tax slips and have not applied for a Personal Access Code by December 15^th 2005 your 2005 tax slips will be mailed to you in February 2006.

This online service allows you to view and print copies of your Old Age Security (OAS) and Canada Pension Plan (CPP) tax information slips. You can submit these copies with your Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) tax return. You can also choose to stop receiving your tax slips by mail.

New! This service is now also available to individuals who receive CPP or OAS benefits as a result of a social security agreement with another country.

Find the answers to several Frequently Asked Questions about ISP online services.

To use this online service, you must:

• have received a payment under either the OAS or CPP
• use a computer that meets our minimum computer requirements
• provide your social insurance number last name, month and year of birth and the nine-character access code from the upper right-hand corner of either your 2003 or 2004 CPP or OAS tax slip. Please note that you must provide this access code each time you login and that the access code is used only to access online services. Keep your access code in a safe location. Do not include it in any written correspondence with the Department.

Security Warning: If you are using this service on a shared computer in a public area (i.e. public kiosk or library), please ensure that you do not leave the computer unattended while accessing this service and always log out before you leave. This will ensure that no one else can access any personal information you may have entered.

Exceptions

• This service is not yet available to individuals who receive CPP children's benefits (between 18 and 25 years of age).
• If you have notified us that a registered trustee, guardian or other legal representative is taking care of your financial affairs, neither you nor the legal representative can use this service at this time.
• If your tax slip has been changed since it was originally issued in February, you cannot use this service to view the changed version. Use the mailed revised copy when you file your tax return with CRA. If you have lost your revised copy or if you wish to make any changes to your tax slip, please contact us.
• In very rare cases, you may be unable to login to the service even though you have a received an access code on your 2004 CPP or OAS tax information slip. This may happen if there is a discrepancy in how your information is stored on our system. If you are unable to access the service and are not subject to the other exceptions listed above, please contact us for assistance.

Privacy Notice Statement

The Government of Canada (GOC) is taking the necessary measures to protect the privacy and confidentiality of the personal information you provide, and to ensure that your electronic transactions with us are secure.

The information you provide is collected under the authority of the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) Act and Old Age Security (OAS) Act. We will use this information to provide you with access to your CPP and OAS tax information slips.

Your personal information will be held in the GOC’s Personal Information Banks, numbers HRDC PPU 116 and HRDC PPU 146 for an indefinite period of time. Your information is protected under the Privacy Act.

According to the Privacy Act, you have rights with respect to the information you submit. You may request to:

• access your file;
• correct wrong information; or
• attach a notation.

Questions or comments regarding this policy or the administration of the Privacy Act in the GOC may be directed to the Coordinator, Access to Information and Privacy.

For more information about exercising your rights under the Privacy Act and Access to Information Act, visit Info Source. This is a Government of Canada publication available in major libraries, at government information offices and from constituency offices of federal Members of Parliament.

How we protect your information

There are two main ways that we ensure the security of your transactions:

1. Encryption electronically scrambles the data stream between your computer and our server. This minimizes the risk that outside parties will alter or view information being transmitted. You must be using a browser with 128-bit encryption to access this site.
2. Firewalls are a combination of hardware and software designed to securely separate the outside world from our internal computer systems and database.

E-mail should never be used to send confidential information. Our encryption system does not function on e-mail.