Important Tax Deadlines You Can’t Afford to Miss! #shorts

1 Apr 2025 · 1 min
1:25

Bob Gauvreau walks through tax deadlines for corporations and sole proprietors in Canada and the US. Canadian corporations get six months to file but must pay within 90 days. US sole proprietors pay April 15, but can file by October 15 with an extension.

Questions this video answers

90 days after fiscal year end.

Six months after fiscal year end.

Common default is December 31; a Canadian corporation can choose any month-end as its fiscal year end.

Taxes due April 30; filing deadline June 15.

Taxes due April 15; filing can be extended to October 15 (with payment still due April 15).

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