Get a copy of your slips
Get your tax slips (T4, T5, T3, T2202, RC62, RC210, RRSP slips)
Slips are issued by your employer, payer, plan administrator, or financial institution.
Most slips, such as T4, T4A, and T5 slips, are sent directly to you from the issuer by the end of February. However, T3 and T5013 slips may not be issued until the end of March.
To get your Old age security (OAS), employment insurance (EI) or Canada Pension Plan (CPP) slips, sign in to Service Canada.
Missing a tax slip?
Note: The CRA cannot provide a copy of a tax slip until after the issuer sends it to the CRA.
- Option 1:
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Ask for a copy from your employer or the issuer of the slip.
- Option 2:
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Get your tax slip from the CRA
You may be able to get a slip for a current or previous year if the issuer sent them to the CRA.
- Online:
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If you use My Account, you may be able to view your tax slips online.
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Estimate your income without tax slips
If you can't get a slip in time to file your taxes, you can estimate your income. Add up your pay stubs or financial statements to estimate the amount of income to report and any related deductions and credits you can claim.
Include a note with your return stating the name and address of the issuer of the slip, the type of income, and what you are doing to get the slip.
- If you file electronically: Keep all of your documents in case the CRA asks to see them later.
- If you file a paper return: Attach a copy of the pay stubs or statements and your note to your paper return. Keep your original documents.