Pay through the CRA's My Payment service – Payments to the CRA
Routine system maintenance
Due to system maintenance, some services will be temporarily unavailable until Friday October 23, 2026 ET.
You can make payments directly to the CRA through the CRA's secure electronic service called My Payment with your:
- Bank access card
You need an activated debit card from a participating bank or credit union with one of the following logos:
- Visa Debit (does not include credit cards)

- Debit Mastercard (does not include credit cards)

- Visa Debit (does not include credit cards)
- Apple pay, Google Pay, or Konek
You need a Visa Debit, Debit Mastercard or Interac from a participating Canadian bank or credit union linked to your Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Konek (does not include credit cards)
Check with your bank or credit union for more information
You cannot use credit cards with My Payment.
Some third-party service providers offer payments to the CRA by credit cards. For more information, go to Pay through a third-party service provider - Payments to the CRA - Canada.ca
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What you can and can't pay
Payments you can make online through My Payment
- Individuals
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- Income tax (T1) 2025 tax return
- Income tax (T1) amount owing
- Income tax (T1) instalment payments
- Benefits and credit repayments:
- Advanced Canada workers benefit (ACWB)
Alberta credits including:
- Alberta child and family benefit (ACFB)
- Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR)
Canada Child Benefit (CCB) and related provincial and territorial benefits including:
- BC early childhood tax benefit (BCECTB)
- BC family benefit (BCFB)
- BC family bonus and earned income benefit (BCF)
- New Brunswick child tax benefit (NBCTB)
- Newfoundland and Labrador child benefit (NLCB)
- Northwest Territories child benefit (NWTCB)
- Nova Scotia child benefit (NSCB)
- Nunavut child benefit (NUCB)
- Ontario child benefit (OCB)
- Prince Edward Island child benefit (PEICB)
- Saskatchewan child benefit (SCB)
- Yukon child benefit (YCB)
- Canada dental benefit (CDB)
Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (formerly GST/HST credit) and other federal, provincial and territorial benefits and credits including:
- BC climate action tax credit (BCCATC)
- BC HST credit (BCHSTC)
- New Brunswick harmonized sales tax credit (NBHSTC)
- Newfoundland and Labrador disability benefit (NLDB)
- Newfoundland and Labrador income supplement (NLIS)
- Northwest Territories cost of living offset (NTCOLO)
- Nova Scotia affordable living tax credit (NSALTC)
- Nunavut carbon credit (NCC)
- Prince Edward Island essentials benefit (PEIEB)
- Saskatchewan low-income tax credit (SLITC)
- Yukon government carbon price rebate-individuals (YGCPRI)
- COVID-19 benefits (CERB, CESB, CRB, etc.)
- One-time top-up to the Canada housing benefit (OTCHB)
Ontario credits including:
- Ontario energy and property tax credit (OEPTC)
- Ontario sales tax credit (OSTC)
- Ontario senior homeowners’ property tax grant (OSHPTG)
- Northern Ontario energy credit (NOEC)
- Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB)
- First-home savings account (FHSA)
- Part XIII non-resident withholding tax
- Section 216 tax return (T1159)
- Tax-free savings account (TFSA) amount owing
- Underused Housing Tax (UHT)
- Businesses
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- Corporation income tax (T2)
- Corporation income tax (T2) interim (instalment) payments
- Air Travellers Security Charge (ATSC)
- COVID-19 business subsidies (wage or hiring subsidy, rent subsidy) repayment
- Excise duties
- Excise tax
- Excise tax on insurance premiums
- Fuel charge
- GST/HST remittances
- Luxury tax
- Nova Scotia Workers' Compensation Board payments
- Part XIII non-resident withholding tax
- Partnerships, information returns penalty, or Tax on the repurchases of equity
- Payroll source deductions
- Underused Housing Tax (UHT)
- Trusts
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- Trust income tax (T3)
Payments you cannot make online through My Payment
- Businesses
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- Garnishment on behalf of an employee
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (Ontario) payments
- Charities
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- Charity re-registration or penalty payment
If you can't use this method or want to pay in another way, find options for your situation by answering a few questions about what you are paying.
How to pay the amount you owe
Interac can only be used within Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Konek. For additional information, check with your bank or credit union.
Steps
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Have one of the following:
- a debit card (Visa Debit or Debit Mastercard),
- a debit card (Visa Debit, Debit Mastercard, or Interac) linked to your Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Konek wallet
- a chequing or savings account linked to your Konek account
Disclaimer: The CRA does not endorse companies
The CRA does not endorse websites, companies, products, services, or publications. They are provided for convenience only.
Fees and transaction limitations
The CRA does not charge a fee for using this service.
Ask your bank or credit union about any fees they may charge for making online payments, as well as any transaction limits.
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Make the payment
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Option 1. Access the My Payment service through your CRA account
- Sign in to your account
- Select "Proceed to pay"
- Choose "Pay by Visa Debit, Debit Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Konek"
- Click on “Next”
- Choose one of the express checkout options or enter payment details manually
- Click on “Pay”
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Option 2. Access CRA’s My Payment service by clicking on the “Pay now using My Payment” button below.
- Select payment type
- Select payment allocation
- Enter payment details and click on “Next”
- Confirm payment details and click “Confirm and proceed to pay”
- Select "Pay by Visa Debit, Debit Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Konek"
- Click on “Pay now”
- Choose one of the express checkout options or enter payment details manually
- Click on “Pay”
- Hours of service
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21 hours a day, 7 days a week. Hours of service
- Have a secure connection
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Refer to: Access online services safely
- Use a modern browser
- You will not be able to access My Payment using an older browser that does not support the latest security standards. Refer to: Your browser and troubleshooting tips
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Processing time
- Considered as paid: usually the same business day, but payments processed after 10:00 pm, local time, during the weekend, or on a statutory holiday will be dated the next business day (this may vary based on your bank or credit union)
- Updated in your CRA account up to 3 business days after the payment is received
You will receive an automated payment confirmation by email if we have your email address on file. Alternatively, you can go to Confirm a payment page and follow the steps to confirm a payment.
If your payment is still not showing after 5 business days, you can resolve a payment issue.