How to make personal tax payments

Making a payment right after filing 2019 tax return

How would you like to pay?

• directly on CRA’s website using your debit card Show Instructions

1. Visit CRA’s my payment page and click Individual income tax (T1) under the heading Individuals.
2. On the next page, click 2019 – Tax return.
   
3. Then enter the following details:
   • Social Insurance Number: (your 9-digit Social  Insurance Number)
   • Amount: (this would be the amount you want to pay)
   • Click Next.
4. Verify all details on the next page and then click Confirm and Proceed to Pay
5. Verify the amount to be paid on the next page and then click Pay Now.
6. On the next page, choose one of the following:
   1. if your bank card has a VISA debit logo, then choose option one and enter your card information and click Process.
   2. otherwise, select the second option that says “Interac Online” and then click Proceed to Online Banking.
      • On the next page, choose the financial institution you bank with.
      • Use your bank card number and password to log in and then authorize the transaction.
7. Once the transaction goes through, it will take you back to CRA’s website and give you a confirmation number.
8. Please save or print this number for your records.

• TD Bank
• RBC Bank
• CIBC
• BMO
• Scotia Bank

Making an instalment (interim payment)

How would you like to pay?

• directly on CRA’s website using your debit card Show Instructions

1. Visit CRA’s my payment page and click Individual income tax (T1) under the heading Individuals.
2. On the next page, click Instalments.
   
3. Then enter the following details:
   • Social Insurance Number: (your 9-digit Social  Insurance Number)
   • Amount: (this would be the amount you want to pay)
   • Click Next.
4. Verify all details on the next page and then click Confirm and Proceed to Pay
5. Verify the amount to be paid on the next page and then click Pay Now.
6. On the next page, choose one of the following:
   1. if your bank card has a VISA debit logo, then choose option one and enter your card information and click Process.
   2. otherwise, select the second option that says “Interac Online” and then click Proceed to Online Banking.
      • On the next page, choose the financial institution you bank with.
      • Use your bank card number and password to log in and then authorize the transaction.
7. Once the transaction goes through, it will take you back to CRA’s website and give you a confirmation number.
8. Please save or print this number for your records.

• TD Bank
• RBC Bank
• CIBC
• BMO
• Scotia Bank

Making a payment for the amount owing, as indicated on your notice of assessment/reassessment, or statement of account remittance

How would you like to pay?

• directly on CRA’s website using your debit card Show Instructions

1. Visit CRA’s my payment page and click Individual income tax (T1) under the heading Individuals.
2. On the next page, click Amount owing.
   
3. Then enter the following details:
   • Social Insurance Number: (your 9-digit Social  Insurance Number)
   • Amount: (this would be the amount you want to pay)
   • Click Next.
4. Verify all details on the next page and then click Confirm and Proceed to Pay
5. Verify the amount to be paid on the next page and then click Pay Now.
6. On the next page, choose one of the following:
   1. if your bank card has a VISA debit logo, then choose option one and enter your card information and click Process.
   2. otherwise, select the second option that says “Interac Online” and then click Proceed to Online Banking.
      • On the next page, choose the financial institution you bank with.
      • Use your bank card number and password to log in and then authorize the transaction.
7. Once the transaction goes through, it will take you back to CRA’s website and give you a confirmation number.
8. Please save or print this number for your records.

• TD Bank
• RBC Bank
• CIBC
• BMO
• Scotia Bank

Do you also have to make a payment for any of the following?

• GST/HST Credit repayment
• Ontario Credits repayment
• Canada Child Benefit repayment

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