My Address has changed – what do I do?

I won’t be using your address until I file your taxes so you can use the “Notification of Change of Information” form found in your tax package.

You can also send me an email at sauvetaxservices@hotmail.com to advise me and I’ll update your file.

You can update the information with Revenue Canada in several ways.

By Mail or Fax

You can change your address by completing RC325 Form – Change of Address (or pick one up at STS in a pre-addressed stamped envelope), or by sending a letter or fax to your tax centre in your letter your:

• signature
• social insurance number
• new address
• date of your move

By Fax:  1-855-338-5495

By Mail:

By Phone:
Call the CRA Individual Income Tax Enquiries telephone service at 1-800-959-8281.

Why is it important?

When you give them your new address in advance, you can avoid any disruption to benefit payments you may be receiving, such as the GST credit (including those from certain related provincial payments), and Canada Child Benefit payments (including those from certain related provincial or territorial programs), and working income tax benefit (WITB) advance payments.

Please remember that CRA is a federal department on its own.  Changing your address with them will not change your address for your Health Card, Driver’s License, CPP or Old Age Pension or any other provincial departments.  You should contact Service Ontario and Service Canada to ensure that all government departments have your new address.

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