In response to problems caused by the recent flooding across the country, particularly in Quebec and Ontario provinces, the Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) is making available relief for individuals, businesses, and first responders that are unable to file or pay taxes on time. Taxpayers can make a request for taxpayer relief through online, by using Form RC4288, Request for Taxpayer Relief, or by phoning the CRA. The requests are being considered on a case-by-case basis. Where physical access to the relevant office is not possible taxpayers can make use of the CRA’s online services.
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