Official tax documents for Canada

A dated copy of each document the Canada authorities published on the taxation of crypto assets. Open our copy to read the wording Coinfig worked from, or follow the live source to the authority's own page.

94 documents, 182 files, archived 2026-09-12

Start here

Most Canadian crypto tax questions come back to these six documents. Start here, then use the full register below when you need the exact paragraph.

  1. Information for crypto-asset users and tax professionals

    The CRA landing page for crypto-asset users, the entry point to the six dedicated pages the CRA rebuilt its crypto guidance into.

    Canada Revenue AgencyArchived copy: PDF, 63 KB, fetched 2026-09-12Live source

  2. Income Tax Act section 3, Income for taxation year (consolidation current to 2026-07-21)

    Section 3 of the Income Tax Act, in the Department of Justice consolidation, which is where income for the year is assembled and taxable capital gains join it.

    Department of Justice CanadaArchived copy: PDF, 53 KB, fetched 2026-09-12Live source

  3. Income Tax Act section 39, Meaning of capital gain and capital loss (consolidation current to 2026-07-21)

    Section 39 of the same consolidation, which defines what a capital gain and a capital loss are and so decides when a crypto disposal produces one.

    Department of Justice CanadaArchived copy: PDF, 183 KB, fetched 2026-09-12Live source

  4. Schedule 3, Capital Gains or Losses, form 5000-S3 for the 2025 T1 return (the form itself, carrying the crypto-assets line)

    Schedule 3 for the 2025 T1 return, which now carries a crypto-assets line of its own for reporting gains and losses.

    Canada Revenue AgencyArchived copy: PDF, 28 KB, fetched 2026-09-12Live source

  5. Federal income tax and benefit information for 2025, the T1 guide 5000-G

    The T1 guide for 2025, which explains what belongs in each line of the return and carries the filing and payment dates.

    Canada Revenue AgencyArchived copy: PDF, 679 KB, fetched 2026-09-12Live source

  6. Legislative Proposals Relating to the Income Tax Act and the Income Tax Regulations (Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework), adding Part XXI sections 296 to 303. The sources register dates the release 2025-08-15 and the page itself carries a date modified of 2025-08-13.

    The draft legislative proposals that would add the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework to the Income Tax Act, which is as far as Canada has taken it so far.

    Department of Finance CanadaArchived copy: PDF, 1005 KB, fetched 2026-09-12Live source

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The full archive, grouped the way the authorities group it.

Guidance

53 documents

Manuals, guides and help pages the authority publishes to explain how the rules apply.

Legislation

34 documents

The Acts, sections and statutory instruments the rules come from.

Forms and notes

3 documents

Return forms, schedules and the notes that explain how to complete them.

Announcements

4 documents

Policy papers, consultations and notices that signal what is changing.

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