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How to Access and Understand Your CRA Notice of Assessment

The CRA Notice of Assessment provides a summary of your tax return and outlines any changes or corrections made by the CRA. This document provides information on your tax assessment for the year, RRSP contribution amount, and other important details you might need.includes key details about your tax assessment, RRSP limits, and more. Learn how to access your CRA Notice of Assessment and understand what it means for your finances. For more details visit, https://www.sauconsulting.ca/our-services/taxdisputes

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How to Access and Understand Your CRA Notice of Assessment

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  1. UNDERSTANDING THE CRA NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT (NOA)

  2. A CRA Notice of Assessment (NOA) is a summary the Canada Revenue Agency sends after they review your tax return. It shows your tax assessment and includes critical financial information, like RRSP contribution limits.

  3. WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THE CRA NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT • Account Summary • Tax Assessment Summary • Explanation of Changes or Corrections • RRSP/PRPP Deduction Limit • Statements for Home Buyers’ Plan and Lifelong Learning Plan

  4. HOW TO RECEIVE YOUR CRA NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT • By Mail: Sent to the address on your tax return. • Online: Available on the MyCRA app if registered for CRA Online Mail.

  5. GETTING A COPY OF YOUR CRA NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT • Online: View and print from CRA My Account for recent years. • Mobile App: Use MyCRA for notices issued after February 9, 2015. • By Phone: Call CRA, if online access is unavailable.

  6. TIMELINE FOR RECEIVING YOUR NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT • NETFILE Submissions: Up to 2 weeks. • Mailed Returns: 4 to 6 weeks. • Peak Periods or Non-Residents: Up to 8 weeks; may take 16 weeks for non-residents.

  7. EXPRESS NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT (EXPRESS NOA) • Available immediately after processing if: • Registered for CRA My Account • Using NETFILE-certified software

  8. REFUND TIMELINE AFTER RECEIVING NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT • Refund generally arrives with the NOA. • The refund may be deposited separately or arrive in the mail shortly after for electronic NOA.

  9. HOW SAU CONSULTING CAN HELP • SAU Consulting supports businesses and individuals by providing expert guidance with CRA Notices of Assessment. Our services include: • Reviewing your NOA for accuracy and possible issues • Assisting in clarifying or disputing any CRA adjustments • Providing advice on deductions, credits, and RRSP limits listed in your NOA • With SAU Consulting, ensure your Notice of Assessment is thoroughly reviewed, so you can feel confident in your tax results.

  10. The CRA Notice of Assessment is an essential document to understand your tax standing. SAU Consulting is here to help you make sense of it and address any concerns, ensuring you make informed financial decisions based on your assessment.

  11. CONTACT DETAILS www.sauconsulting.ca info@sauconsulting.ca (587) 284 3266

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