# CRA news: latest releases from the Canada Revenue Agency > The latest CRA news releases from the Canada Revenue Agency, each linked to the original page, with a note on how we pick and update them every day Below are the CRA's latest public news releases, pulled from the Government of Canada news feed once a day. We don't rewrite them, because the original is always the better source. The page is for people who want to hear about a change before it lands in their paycheque, their benefit payment or their mailbox. CRA news releases announce new payment dates, changes to benefits, the start of filing season and warnings about scams, and most of it never reaches the front page of a newspaper. Instead of hunting through a government website, you can scan the latest five headlines here and click through to the full release on the CRA's own page. Reading them takes a minute. Look at the date first, since a release from February may already be old news. Then ask whether it touches you: a change to child benefit payments matters if you receive one, a filing-season launch matters to nearly everyone, and a scam warning matters to everybody. Say you read that a payment date has moved. You'd want to know whether it's your payment, and which month it affects, before you plan around it. If something does apply, our guides and calculators can show what it means in dollars. We don't comment on the releases or predict what comes next, and nothing here is advice for you or anyone else. A note on timing. The feed is fetched once a day, so this page is not real time. Each headline shows the date the CRA published it, and a release from this morning may not appear until the next refresh. For anything urgent, go straight to the CRA's news page. ## Most read right now - [Tax news Canada: 2026 law changes](https://tax-services.ca/articles/tax-news-canada)The lower first federal rate, the end of the UHT, what stays unconfirmed and where to check updates. - [GST credit and the new groceries benefit](https://tax-services.ca/articles/gst-credit-canada)From July 2026 the old GST credit is paid as the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit. - [Carbon rebate in Canada](https://tax-services.ca/articles/carbon-tax-canada-rebate)The last payment came in April 2025; see which past years you can still claim by filing. - [Underused housing tax](https://tax-services.ca/articles/underused-housing-tax-canada)No longer applies from 2025, but returns for 2022 to 2024 still do. - [My tax account: signing in safely](https://tax-services.ca/articles/my-tax-account)The sign-in routes the CRA offers, and how to avoid fake login pages. ## Latest headlines ## Why read this? News releases often announce new deadlines, scams and changes to payments. You'll find new deadlines, scam warnings and payment changes here, and you shouldn't have to hunt for them. Can't see anything above? The feed may be down, so check the CRA's own news page. For dates that never change, see the [tax calendar](https://tax-services.ca/tax-calendar), and for current limits, the [numbers for the year](https://tax-services.ca/tax-numbers). Our [guide to dealing with the CRA](https://tax-services.ca/guides/dealing-with-cra) covers letters and calls, and the [benefits and credits guide](https://tax-services.ca/guides/benefits-and-credits) explains the payments that releases often mention. ## How do you tell a real message from a scam? If you're ever unsure whether a message you received is real, don't click anything in it, because scammers copy the look of CRA notices, and instead sign in to your own CRA account or call the agency using the number on its website. A news release isn't a message to you personally, so a text or email that claims to be one and asks for a payment or your banking details deserves a second look. Type the address yourself, or use the [CRA's sign-in page](https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/e-services/digital-services-individuals/account-individuals.html) to reach your account directly. ## What if the headlines look empty? Quiet weeks happen, and so does a feed that hiccups. If nothing new shows, your next stop is the CRA's own news page, and the headlines will usually fill back in at the next daily refresh. We're not the CRA, and this isn't advice for you or anyone else. Our short monthly roundup: [tax changes in October 2026](https://tax-services.ca/tax-changes-october-2026). --- Source: https://tax-services.ca/tax-news Last updated: 2026-10-10 Independent information site. Not affiliated with the CRA. No services, no guarantee of accuracy. See https://tax-services.ca/disclaimer