Canada Revenue Agency

The Canada Revenue Agency says it will be sending e-notifications about uncashed cheques to 25000 Canadians this month.

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KAWARTHA LAKES-Does the Canadian Government owe you money? The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) says it has approximately $1.4 billion in cheques that have gone ...

Then, all they have to do is complete and securely submit the displayed form online in My Account. Through the Represent a Client Service, representatives can also view uncashed cheques on behalf of their clients. According to the CRA the average amount per uncashed cheque is $158. It can pay to sign up for the CRA’s online services. “Officials say the CRA will be notifying some recipients of the Canada child benefit and related Provincial/Territorial programs, GST/HST Credit and Alberta Energy Tax Refund (AETR) recipients of any uncashed cheques they may have by email notification.

Canada's tax agency says nearly 9 million Canadians are owed some sort of government cash, and it's going to send out reminders starting this month to tens ...

The tax agency said it will soon notify roughly 25,000 recipients of the Canada child benefit and related provincial/territorial programs, GST/HST credit and Alberta Energy Tax Refund if they are owed money. The average amount owed is $158, the tax agency said. As of May, 8.9 million Canadians had some sort of uncashed cheque attached to their name.

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This way, the money goes directly into your bank account. All you have do is log into My Account. Go to "Related Services" under the "Uncashed Cheques" section and you'll be able to see if you have an uncashed cheque – even if it's dating as far back as 1998. Moreover, the CRA has a feature to help you view if you have any uncashed cheques, and then collect benefits of payments that may belong to you.