CRA Updates — September 2025: What Canadians Need to Know
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- Sep 3, 2025
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The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has rolled out some important updates this fall that could impact both individuals and businesses. Here’s what you should know as of September 2025:
Scheduled CRA Service Interruptions
From August 29 to September 2, 2025, CRA systems including EFILE, Auto-fill My Return, and Client Data Enquiry were offline for scheduled maintenance. While services are back online now, this is a good reminder to always plan ahead for filings and payroll submissions. Waiting until the last minute can lead to stress if outages occur.
CRA’s 100-Day Service Improvement Plan
Good news: CRA is rolling out a 100-day plan to strengthen service, including new call-scheduling technology. This means less time on hold and a smoother process when you need to speak with a CRA representative.
Cyber-Security: Year-Round Vigilance
Tax season may be over, but scams and phishing attempts don’t stop. CRA reminds Canadians to:
Use strong, unique passwords for your CRA accounts
Be cautious of emails or texts claiming to be from CRA
Enable direct deposit and sign into your account regularly to spot any suspicious activity
Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) — September Payment
The next Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) payment will be issued around September 15, 2025. For many families, this means hundreds of dollars in quarterly relief. To receive it, ensure your 2024 tax return is filed and that you’ve set up direct deposit with CRA.
Staying current with CRA changes ensures you don’t miss out on payments, benefits, or compliance deadlines. If you need help with CRA accounts, tax filings, or setting up secure processes, we’re here to guide you.



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