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Find personal and business tax services in Alberta

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Where do I file personal and business taxes in Alberta?

Alberta personal income tax is handled with the federal return by CRA. Corporations may also need a separate Alberta AT1 return through Tax and Revenue Administration. Alberta has GST but no general provincial sales tax.

Where to begin

  1. For your personal return, choose the relevant tax year in CRA’s Alberta package and review its provincial forms and credits.
  2. For an incorporated business, check Alberta’s AT1 filing requirements separately from the federal corporation return.
  3. Use Alberta’s corporate-tax guide for certified-software net filing and TRACS account services; these serve different purposes.
  4. For sales tax, follow CRA’s GST/HST rules. Check other jurisdictions when selling across borders.
  5. Use Alberta’s tax overview to identify any separate industry levy or tax relevant to your activity.

Before you open the official service

  • Tax year and personal or corporate filing task
  • Business establishment and activity details
  • Relevant CRA and Alberta account records

Keep your actual documents and account details off this website. Use the official service’s current checklist before applying.

What to check for your situation

This map identifies administrators, not whether you owe tax. Separate Alberta corporate filing does not replace the federal return; choose the correct year and confirm any exemption with the authority.

Fees, processing times and document rules can change. This page helps you navigate; it does not confirm eligibility or replace the government’s instructions.

Official sources

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