Personal Tax Credits Return · 2026

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Answer a few plain questions and the official CRA federal and provincial TD1 forms get filled in for you. Sign with your finger or mouse, save the signed PDFs, and email them to your employer. Everything stays in your browser.

Question 1

Province or territory of employment

Pensioners: use province of residence

Province or territory

Your information

Protected B when completed

Last name First name and initial(s) Date of birth Employee number Address Postal code Social insurance number Country of permanent residence (non-residents only)

Employer or payer name Employer's email (for the email text)

Federal claim amounts

Form TD1 · 2026

Provincial claim amounts

Other situations

TD1 page 2

More than one employer or payer at the same time. You already claimed your credits on another 2026 TD1 and your total income will be more than those credits. Your totals become $0. Total income is less than the total claim amount. Your employer won't deduct tax from your earnings.

Non-residents only. Will 90% or more of your world income be included in your taxable income earned in Canada in 2026?

Not a non-resident Yes No (totals become $0)

Additional tax to deduct from each pay

Prescribed zone deduction (NWT, Nunavut, Yukon, northern zones)

Zone deduction: $11 per day you live in the zone, or $22 per day if you maintain the dwelling and nobody else in it claims the deduction. Intermediate zones get 50%.

Certify, sign and export

Certification

I certify that the information given on these forms is correct and complete. It is a serious offence to make a false return.

Date

Send it to your employer

Get a ready-to-send email with your signed forms attached. Save it, open the zip and double-click the email file. Outlook opens it as a draft; Apple Mail and Thunderbird open it as a message you can forward or use "Edit as new".

Fill your official forms above first.

Email text

Choose your form

Every employee fills out the federal TD1 plus the form for the province or territory where they work. Each page below has the 2026 amounts and the same tool, set to that province.

How it works

Answer the questions. Where you work, whether you're 65 or older, whether you support a spouse or children, and a few more. Each takes a tap.
Check your amounts. The tool fills every line of both forms and flags anything you should double-check, such as caregiver amounts that need a worksheet.
Sign and save. Draw your signature once. You get the official CRA PDFs, filled and signed, plus a ready-to-send email with the forms attached.

Frequently asked questions

What is a TD1 form?

The TD1, Personal Tax Credits Return, tells your employer which tax credits you're claiming, so they deduct the right amount of income tax from each pay. There's a federal TD1 and a provincial or territorial TD1 for where you work.

Do I need both the federal and provincial TD1?

Usually, yes. The CRA says to fill out the provincial or territorial form if your federal total claim is more than $16,452. If you don't, your employer deducts provincial tax using only the provincial basic personal amount.

Is this the real CRA form?

Yes. Easy TD1 writes your answers into the CRA's own 2026 fillable PDFs and adds your signature on the certification line. Your employer receives the same official form they would get from canada.ca.

Is it safe to enter my SIN?

The forms are filled inside your browser. Your SIN and other details are never uploaded, sent or stored by this site. Close the tab and they're gone.

How much does it cost?

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TD1 guides

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