Important deadlines for 2022
MARCH 1
RRSP contribution deadline
The final date for your RRSP contributions to be eligible for the 2021 tax year is March 1, 2022. Refer to your Notice of Assessment (NOA) or access My Account information on the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) website for your total RRSP contribution limit for the 2021 tax year.
MAY 2
Tax filing deadline for individuals
The deadline to file your 2021 personal income tax return is May 2, 2022, unless you're self‑employed. However, the CRA encourages individuals who expect to receive benefits under the GST Credit or the Canada Child Benefit not to delay the filing of their tax return to ensure their entitlements for the 2022-23 benefit year are properly determined.
JUNE 15
Tax filing deadline for self-employed individuals
The deadline to file your 2021 taxes is June 15, 2022 if you're self‑employed.
An approximate timeline of when you can expect tax documents from IG Wealth Management
JANUARY 28
RRSP contribution receipt
A statement of all RRSP contributions you made between March and December 2021.
FEBRUARY 25
Tax slips for individual and corporate accounts (T3, T5, T4A, T5008)
These slips will be issued if you have earned any interest, dividends or capital gains in a Personal, Joint or Business account, depending on the investments you hold in those accounts.
Note: For any of your holdings in external mutual funds, any T3 or T5 slips will be issued directly to you by the external mutual fund company depending on the timeline determined by the issuer.
FEBRUARY 25
RRSP, Spousal RRSP, RIF, Spousal RIF, LIF (T4RSP/T4RIF slips)
These slips confirm the amounts that have been withdrawn from these accounts and have been reported to the CRA.
MARCH 25
RRSP contribution receipt, first 60 days of 2022
This receipt confirms all RRSP contributions made during the first 60 days of 2022 (if applicable). These contributions are deductible on your 2021 tax return to the extent you have available RRSP contribution room.
MARCH 31
Tax slips for equity securities (T3, T5)
These slips will be issued if you have earned any interest, dividends or capital gains from securities held in a Personal, Joint or Business account.
Important reminders
2022 TFSA limit: $6,000
2021 RRSP limit: 18% of income, to a maximum of $27,830
2022 RRSP limit: 18% of income, to a maximum of $29,210
Tax reporting
ADVISORY FEES
If you currently hold our iProfile Portfolios, iProfile Private Portfolios or Series U funds, the advisory fee for your non-registered accounts may be deductible when calculating your taxable income. The fee for the 2021 calendar year will appear on you December 2021 client statement.
The dates provided are accurate as of the day of publication; however, they are subject to change and may be updated. Please follow our continued updates to ensure that you are receiving information regarding any potential changes to this schedule. This is a general source of information only. It is not intended to provide personalized tax advice.
