Y’all seen that tax episode of the Simpsons? “The Trouble with Trillions”? Flanders files his taxes on January 1, cuz he’s Flanders. On April 15, Homer’s watching the news coverage of the huge lines at the post office, where everyone’s scrambling to file before the midnight deadline. And Homer says, “will ya look at those morons? I paid my taxes over a year ago!” Don’t be like Homer, sweet friends. But don’t be like Flanders, ‘cause he’s a narc. Be yourself, or, the version of yourself you’d be if you were always on time with your taxes. Why? Because filing late can get you in trouble and cost you money. Here are the dates you cannot miss and what might happen if you do. PS: we get our info from the CRA. Check out this page for more detailed info. Important Canadian Tax Deadlines 2020Depending on the kind of taxes you file, you may have a different submission deadline. Deadline for RRSP, PRPP, or SPP ContributionsThe government allows us to make contributions to some tax deferred savings accounts for the tax year that ends on December 31 until March 1 of the