Right now it's 228.3 cents a litre. That tells you almost nothing about what you'll actually pay, because nobody fills up at the national average. You fill up in a province. Alberta is 200.3. Quebec is 253.6. That's 53.3 cents
CRA has confirmed a focused audit program targeting trucking personal service businesses. One Ontario owner-operator was reassessed for roughly $130,000. Here's the test CRA applies, what it's costing drivers who did everything right, and what to have ready if the letter shows up.
The Driver Inc. crackdown has moved from talk to tax law, and if you run a compliant Canadian fleet, the paperwork side of it is cheap. A few T4A slips. The expensive part happened years ago, quietly, every time a carrier that misclassifies its drivers underbid you on a lane
If you run a truck across a provincial or international border, your Q2 2026 IFTA return is due July 31, 2026. It covers every kilometre driven and every litre of fuel bought between April 1 and June 30. July 31 lands on a Friday this year, so there is no