Tax Filing Deadlines Estates

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Tax Filing Timelines:

Estate Planning

Tax Filing Timelines

• When a person passes away, here’s how things look in the tax world when it comes to tax filings:

1.) The deceased taxpayer will have a T1 tax return filed on their behalf.

↪ The return will cover income earned (or deemed to be earned) between the end of the last taxation year and the

taxpayer’s death.

2.) The deceased’s estate will file a T3 trust return.

↪ The trust tax return will cover the income earned from the day after the taxpayer’s death, which would be the start of

the fiscal period for the estate.

DATE OF DEATH

Deadlines for tax filings

Deadline extensions

Death between January 1 and

October 31, inclusive of the year

T1 terminal return will be due:

• April 30 of the following year

18 month extension for T1 terminal

return if it creates a qualified spousal

trust

A “rights and things” return must be

filed by the later of:

↪ 90 days after the notice of

assessment is received of the

terminal/final return; or

↪ 1 year from death.

Death between November 1 and

December 31 (inclusive) of the year

T1 terminal/final return will be due 6

months from death.

If the deceased or their spouse

(married or common-law) operated

a business

Death occurred between January 1

and December 15 (inclusive)

June 15 of the following year

If the deceased or their spouse

(married or common-law) operated

a business

Death occurred between

December 16 and December 31

(inclusive)

6 months following date of death

T3 estate trust return

Due within 90 days after the trust’s year

end or wind-up date.

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