Do your taxes in just a few clicks
Your return will be prefilled using information we have on file. Just answer a few questions and we’ll do the rest. Filing your return will be a breeze.
The service is available for the Québec return only.
Discover the simplified return service
Follow the steps below to file your simplified income tax return.
Step 1
Before you begin, make sure you have all your tax slips and the documents you need to complete your return.
You’ll find a list of examples of documents you may need under Got Questions? We’ve got answers. below.
Step 2
Log in to My Account for individuals.
To find out how to log in, go to My Account for individuals below.
Step 3
Once logged in to My Account, click Simplified 2025 Income Tax Return.
Step 4
Answer the questions.
My account for individuals
How to log in to My Account
Use one of the following to log in to My Account:
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Government Authentication Service – New service
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Sign-in partner
- clicSÉQUR
Got questions? We’ve got answers!
As part of a pilot project, we’re giving a small number of people the chance to do their taxes online using a new service.
If you’ve already filed your return, you can ignore the letter.
To use the service, you must have received an invitation.
You must also meet the following eligibility requirements:
- You were resident in Québec on December 31.
- You didn’t earn income outside Québec in the year.
- You don’t have any business income, self-employment income, rental income or capital gains to report for the year.
- You didn’t declare bankruptcy in the year.
The service is available now. To use it, you must have received an invitation.
Make sure you have all your paperwork, including your tax slips:
- RL 1: Employment and Other Income (sometimes confused with the federal T4 slip)
- RL 2: Retirement and Annuity Income
- RL 5: Benefits and Indemnities
- RL 6: Québec Parental Insurance Plan
- RL 8: Amount for Post-secondary Studies
- RL 19: Advance Payments of Tax Credits
- RL 22: Employment Income Related to Multi-Employer Insurance Plans
- RL 31: Information About a Leased Dwelling
- T4E: Statement of Employment Insurance and Other Benefits
- T4A: Statement of Pension, Retirement, Annuity, and Other Income
- Receipts for donations
- Receipts for medical expenses
- Receipts for tuition or examination fees
- Receipts for registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) contributions
- Receipts for pooled registered pension plan (PRPP) contributions
- Receipts for voluntary registered savings plan (VRSP) contributions
- Your municipal taxes account statement (if your own your residence)
This will make it easier to double-check the information the service enters in your simplified return.
No, you can't use the service to:
- transfer all or part of your tax credit for tuition or examination fees or an amount for post-secondary studies to a parent or grandparent;
- report tuition fees refunded to you under the Canada training credit (as entered on line 45350 of your federal income tax return).
If you have a modest income and a simple tax situation, you may be able to get help with your return through the Income Tax Assistance – Volunteer Program.
No. This service is for the Québec return only.
However, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) offers a similar service for the federal return. For more information, go to the CRA website.
If you have a modest income and a simple tax situation, you may be able to get help with your return through the Income Tax Assistance – Volunteer Program.
If you want, you can use the new simplified return service. If not, simply use the paper return.
No. You’re under no obligation to use the service.
But it’s easy to use, there are no forms to file or calculations to do, and it’s totally free. Why not give it a try?
If you’re not interested, simply file your return as usual.