Agence du revenu du Canada - Mon dossier
Publication information / bibliographic Record.
publications.gc.caHere’s the latest on “mon dossier” with the Canada Revenue Agency (ARC), based on recent public updates.
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ARC has been moving toward a digital-first experience for individuals, including enhancements to Mon dossier to streamline access to your tax information, payment plans, and account recovery. This shift aims to reduce friction and improve transparency for taxpayers.[1]
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The agency has signaled a gradual resumption of certain activities (e.g., some on-demand communications and debt-related actions) with measures to protect health and safety, while also offering relief options and clear online timelines for when activities resume.[2]
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Recent communications emphasize the importance of verifying communications coming from the ARC and avoiding scams, especially as digital channels become more central to updates and notices. If in doubt, contact the ARC through official channels listed on canada.ca.[2]
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The “Mon dossier” online service remains the primary gateway for individuals to view return status, manage benefit payments, update addresses, file adjustments, and request forms, with access controls and identity verification enhanced to facilitate quicker sign-ins.[5][7][9]
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For Quebec residents, note that Revenu Québec operates its own digital services (distinct from the ARC), including its own “Mon dossier” equivalents; ensure you’re using the correct portal based on your jurisdiction.[8]
Illustration: If you want to check the status of your filing or see payment details, you can log into Mon dossier via the official ARC portal and review the “Accès rapide à votre dossier” section for at-a-glance updates.[7]
Would you like me to summarize the most relevant steps to access Mon dossier securely, or help you verify a specific notification you received from the ARC? I can also look for guidance on any current delays or common troubleshooting steps you’re encountering.