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Recover missed refunds, correct errors, and update your CRA record easily for both residents and non-residents of Canada.

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What you need to know about filing your personal taxes

Adjust your taxes, receive what you deserve

Even after filing your tax return, mistakes and omissions can happen, and when they do, correcting them quickly and accurately is essential. A Personal Tax Adjustment ensures your return is accurate and that you receive every dollar you’re entitled to from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

Forgotten slip? No problem

If you’ve already filed your personal income tax return but later discover a missing T-slip, forgotten expense, or incorrect figure, you can file a T1 Adjustment Request (T1-ADJ) to fix it. This process allows the CRA to review and correct your previously filed return so your refund and tax record are accurate.

Adjustments for non-residents

Non-residents of Canada often face unique tax challenges, especially when income is earned from Canadian sources such as employment, investments, or rental properties. Ensuring that your tax adjustment correctly reflects your non-resident status is essential to avoid penalties, double taxation, or missed refunds.

Never pay more than you need to

Share information about your self-employment, freelance, or rental income, and every required tax form is added for you.

Whether you’re living in Canada or abroad, all available deductions are identified to help increase your tax savings.

Enjoy peace of mind knowing your return is accurate, compliant, and optimized for the highest possible refund.

Why choose C.A.T.S for your personal tax adjustment?

Maximum Refund Guarantee

We search for every eligible deduction and credit to maximize your return.

Specialists in Non-Resident Tax

We understand the complexities of cross-border income, residency changes, and foreign asset reporting.

Completely Done-For-You Process

Send us the required documents and let our team of tax professionals handle the rest.

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Frequently asked questions

  • A T1 Adjustment Request, also known as a T1-ADJ, is a formal request to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to correct or update information on a previously filed personal income tax return. It allows you to fix mistakes, add missing tax slips, or claim deductions and credits you forgot to include.

  • A tax adjustment should be filed as soon as you notice an error or omission on your return. Common reasons include missing a T4 or T5 slip, forgetting to claim tuition or medical expenses, or reporting the wrong income or contribution amounts. Filing early helps avoid delays and ensures you receive any extra refund owed to you.

  • You can request a tax adjustment for any of the previous 10 tax years. For example, in 2025, you can adjust returns filed as far back as 2015. The sooner you submit the correction, the faster the CRA can process it and issue any additional refund.

  • Once the CRA reviews your request, they’ll issue a Notice of Reassessment outlining the changes made and any additional refund or balance owing. You can track your adjustment status through CRA My Account or by contacting the CRA directly.

  • If you receive new or amended slips (like a revised T4 or T5) after filing, you should file a T1 Adjustment as soon as possible. Submitting the corrected information ensures your tax record is accurate and prevents future CRA issues or audits.

  • Yes. Non-residents who earn income from Canadian sources such as rental income, pensions, or investments can file a tax adjustment if their original return included errors or missed deductions. It’s important to indicate non-resident status correctly so the CRA applies the right tax treaties and rates.

  • No, filing a T1 Adjustment only changes the specific year being corrected. However, if the adjustment affects carryforward amounts (like tuition credits or capital losses), those changes may carry over and impact future returns automatically.

  • Yes. You can request adjustments for multiple tax years by filing a separate T1 Adjustment Request for each year. Each request must include the correct documentation for that specific year.

  • Yes. The CRA allows individuals to file or adjust returns for up to 10 previous years. This can be done if income was missed, a deduction was forgotten, or new information becomes available. Filing or adjusting past returns may result in additional refunds or reduced balances owing.

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