Every reporting period
Monthly schedules contain 12 consecutive periods, quarterly schedules contain four, and annual schedules contain the confirmed year-end period.
Start with one reporting period end confirmed in your CRA account. Generate the next 12 monthly periods, four quarterly periods, or one annual period, then download filing and payment reminders in a calendar file that works without an account.
The generator uses the ordinary deadline paths currently published by CRA and keeps the evidence needed to verify each reminder.
Monthly schedules contain 12 consecutive periods, quarterly schedules contain four, and annual schedules contain the confirmed year-end period.
Most paths use one date. A qualifying December 31 sole proprietor instead receives separate April 30 payment and June 15 filing reminders.
A weekend produces a next-weekday candidate, but the export preserves the nominal CRA-rule date and tells the user to check recognized holidays.
Download one .ics file for Apple, Google, or Outlook calendars, plus a CSV schedule for a private review record.
Open CRA My Business Account or the personalized return and copy the first reporting period end.
Choose the monthly, quarterly, or annual frequency assigned to those periods.
For an annual period, confirm the filer category before selecting a special deadline path.
Download the .ics file, then compare every event with the live CRA account and recognized-holiday list.
CRA says the account shows the filing due dates and reporting periods. It also applies a next-business-day rule when a due date falls on a weekend or recognized public holiday. This generator screens weekends only.
Yes. Enter the first reporting period end for the schedule shown in your CRA account. The generator is date-driven rather than tied to one calendar year, so the reminders can cross from 2026 into 2027.
It contains 12 monthly periods, four quarterly periods, or one annual period. A period with the same payment and filing date produces one event; a qualifying sole-proprietor annual period produces two.
No. This calendar covers return and final-payment deadlines derived from reporting periods. Annual-filer instalments use a separate calculator and schedule.
No. It shows a next-weekday candidate when the nominal date falls on Saturday or Sunday. CRA-recognized federal, provincial, and territorial holidays still require a live check.
No. The calculation and downloads run in the browser. No account is required, and the dates are not uploaded or stored by Thirty North.
No. The events are reminders marked for confirmation. The tool does not access a CRA account, file a return, schedule a payment, or determine whether another rule applies.
The generator does not detect period changes, short periods, instalments, public holidays, special returns, relief, account credits, QST dates, filing receipt, payment receipt, or another fact-specific exception. Use the single-date calculator when you need to inspect only one confirmed period.
Send the public page to a Canadian business owner or bookkeeper. Each person enters and downloads their own dates privately.