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ARTICLE · 08 FEBRUARY 2022

Important 2021 Tax Year Deadlines In Canada

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Not sure of important 2021 tax year dates in Canada? No problem, our Tax Team has put together a list of key dates to help you navigate Canada's 2021 tax year.

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Not sure of important 2021 tax year dates in Canada? No problem, our Tax Team has put together a list of key dates to help you navigate Canada's 2021 tax year.

Find a downloadable version of the below important 2021 tax year dates in our Tax Planning Newsletter on page 10.

December 15, 2021

  • Final personal tax installment for 2021 if you are required to pay installments

December 31, 2021

  • Charitable gifts
  • Political contributions
  • Certain spousal and child support payments
  • Deductible legal fees
  • Interest on student loans
  • Investment counsel fees, interest and other investment expenses
  • Medical expenses
  • Child care expenses
  • Moving expenses
  • Union and professional membership dues

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