What are the key Quebec tax deadlines in 2026?

For most individuals, the filing deadline is April 30, 2026. Self‑employed individuals, and their spouses, can file until June 15, 2026, but any balance owing is still due April 30. Filing and paying on time helps avoid penalties and interest from Revenu Quebec.

What is the new foreign asset reporting Quebec rule?

Quebec now requires residents to disclose certain foreign assets when the total cost reaches $100,000 CAD or more at any point in the year. It mirrors the federal T1135 framework. Keep detailed records, confirm your totals in Canadian dollars, and file on time to avoid penalties.

Do registered accounts count toward the $100,000 CAD threshold?

The federal T1135 excludes assets held in registered plans. Quebec indicates its approach mirrors the federal model, but you should confirm coverage with Revenu Quebec or a qualified tax advisor for your situation. When in doubt, maintain records and seek guidance before you file.

Which slips do Quebec investors and retirees need to file?

Common slips include RL‑1 for employment, RL‑2 for retirement income, RL‑3 for investment income, plus federal T5, T3, and T5008 for trading. Also gather broker gain/loss reports, RRIF or pension statements, and donation or tuition receipts. Match names and amounts exactly on your return.

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Revenu Quebec February 24: E‑Filing Opens, New Foreign Asset Rules

ByDanny Kontos February 25, 2026February 25, 2026

Revenu Quebec has opened ImpôtNet, launching Quebec tax season 2026 for returns on 2025 income. Individuals must file by April 30, while self‑employed filers have until June 15. A new provincial rule requires residents to declare foreign assets totaling $100,000 CAD or more, similar to the federal T1135. Indexed brackets and credit updates also matter this year, especially for investors and retirees. We explain what changed, what to prepare, and how to avoid penalties as you e‑file with ImpôtNet Quebec.