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Accessing Income-Boosting Benefits through Tax Filing

This brief outlines why tax filing matters for people with low incomes, the impact of non tax filing on take-up of benefits,barriers to tax filing, and proven tax filing supports for people with low incomes.

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Topics: Taxes

Language(s): English

Fee: Free

Type: Publication/tip sheet
Research/reports

Format: Online
Print/pdf

Target audience: Persons with low income

Knowledge level: Introductory

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Prosper Canada


Contact:
Julie McFayden
(416) 665-2828

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