CanadaTaxPlanner

Changelog

What changed on CanadaTaxPlanner, newest first.

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  1. Your data, your call

    • Signed-in users can download everything we store for their account as a JSON file from Settings.
    • Signed-in users can delete their account from Settings. Profile, saved data, score history and sign-in are removed at once.
    • The privacy policy describes both and is dated 7 November 2026.
    • Switching language on an article that has no translation now opens that language’s blog list instead of a missing page.
    • This changelog.

  2. CUAET guides

    • Three guides for Ukrainians in Canada under CUAET, in English and Ukrainian: first-year taxes, newcomer benefits (GST/HST credit, CCB, Ontario Trillium), and T4 and T2202 slips on the first return.
    • Unknown blog and comparison addresses now return a real “not found” page.

  3. Sole proprietor vs corporation, sharper

    • Sole proprietor vs corporation warns about personal services businesses and the Quebec 5,500-hour rule.
    • The incorporation article uses Ontario’s 2026 blended small-business rate of 11.7%, with recomputed examples in every language.
    • The Canada Child Benefit article adds a column for four or more children to its clawback table.
    • Money Recovery is in the main navigation.

  4. More of your return, modelled

    • Sole proprietor vs corporation comparison for every province, with a full personal tax calculation.
    • Quebec medical expense (line 381) and donation (line 395) credits.
    • Newcomer eligibility covers protected persons and refugee claimants.
    • 2027 filing deadlines in the tax calendar.

  5. Figures checked against CRA T4127

    • Rates and brackets checked against CRA T4127, 122nd edition (January 2026). Calculator pages show the check date.
    • OAS recovery tax (lines 23500 and 42200) in the breakdown.
    • Childcare expense deduction (line 21400) with the lower-earner rule, flowing into the CCB.
    • Provincial medical and donation credits for 12 provinces and territories.
    • New Accuracy page: what the calculator covers, what it does not, its sources and worked cases.
    • New contact form for questions and error reports.
    • The GST/HST credit is shown under its new name, Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit.

  6. Cookie-free analytics

    • Analytics run on cookie-free Vercel Web Analytics only.
    • Download a PDF of your result on the tax calculator.

  7. 2026–27 benefit year

    • Benefit figures for the July 2026 to June 2027 benefit year.
    • Ended carbon rebate payments removed from benefit estimates.

  8. Nine languages

    • The site is available in English, French, Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, Punjabi, Ukrainian, Russian and Tagalog.

  9. First public version

    • Federal and provincial income tax for all 13 provinces and territories.
    • RRSP, FHSA and province comparison tools.