File your T2 nil
return before
June 30, 2026.
If your corporation has a December 31 year-end, your T2 corporate tax return — even a nil one — is due June 30, 2026. Miss it and the CRA can issue a $1,000 demand-to-file penalty. Submit your documents by 5 PM ET on June 27 and we guarantee an on-time filing.
CRA T2 Deadline · Dec 31 Year-Ends
until June 30, 2026 · 11:59 PM ET
$149 CAD + HST · No rush surcharge · Filed in 72 hours
§ 01 On-Time Guarantee
Step 01
Submit by June 27, 5 PM ET
Complete the intake form with your corp details and Articles of Incorporation. Pay $149 + HST.
Step 02
We prepare in 1 business day
A Canadian tax professional reviews and prepares your nil T2 + Schedules 100, 125, 141, 50.
Step 03
E-filed with CRA before June 30
We transmit electronically. You receive the confirmation number and, weeks later, your Notice of Assessment.
§ 02 What Missing the Deadline Costs
- $1,000 CRA demand-to-file penalty per missed year
- Loss of good standing with your incorporating registry
- Potential involuntary dissolution after 1–2 missed years
- Director's record flagged at the CRA
- Harder to open bank accounts, borrow, or sell the corp
- Interest charges if any tax was actually owing
§ 03 Common Questions
- Can you file my T2 nil return before June 30?
- Yes. If we receive your documents by 5 PM ET on June 27, your T2 nil return is guaranteed to be filed with the CRA before midnight June 30, 2026. Submissions after June 27 are still usually filed in time but without the guarantee.
- What do I need to submit?
- Your corporation name, 9-digit Business Number, fiscal year-end, Articles of Incorporation, prior-year T2 (if any), and CRA Web Access Code. The intake form walks you through each one in under 5 minutes.
- What does it cost?
- Flat $149 CAD + HST. No rush surcharge, no hidden fees. Same price whether you file today or in November.
- What happens if I miss the deadline?
- Filing late triggers loss of corporate good standing and, if the CRA issues a demand to file, a $1,000 penalty per missed year. We can still help — late filings are a regular part of what we do.
- How will I know it's filed?
- You receive an email confirmation the moment we transmit to the CRA, and a follow-up with your CRA Notice of Assessment once it arrives (usually 2–4 weeks).