What if you have a balance due?

Our NETFILE transmission service is open from February 12, 2007, until September 30, 2007, for the electronic filing of your 2006 personal income tax return. If you have to make a payment, the following options exist:

• Electronically
• At your financial institution
• By mail

If you are interested in seeing how federal tax and other revenues are used, please visit Where Your Tax Dollar Goes.

Important Date

Your balance owing is due no later than April 30, 2007.

How to make a payment

• Include your account number, which is your social insurance number.
• If you make a payment with a cheque that your financial institution does not honour (including a cheque on which you put a "stop payment"), we will charge you a fee.

Electronically

Whether you file a paper return or you file electronically, you may be able to pay electronically using your financial institution's telephone or internet banking services. Most financial institutions allow you to schedule future-dated payments. See electronic payments or contact your financial institution.

At your financial institution

You can make your payment free of charge at your Canadian financial institution in Canada. Give the teller your completed Remittance Form T7DR(A) (included in your personalized tax package). The teller will detach and keep the payment part of the remittance form, then stamp and return the rest to you for your records.

By mail

You can mail a cheque or money order made out to the Receiver General, along with your completed Remittance Form T7DR(A) (included in your tax package) to:

Canada Revenue Agency
PO Box 9659 Station T
Ottawa ON  K1G 6L7

We accept post-dated cheques.

Note
If your balance owing is less than $2, you do not have to make a payment.