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What is an R85 form for? This is the official way to inform banks and building societies that the interest on our accounts should not be taxed, because our annual income is less than the tax free personal allowance.
Tax-free basic personal amounts (BPA) For the 2023 tax year, the federal basic personal amount is $15,000 (for taxpayers with a net income of $165,430 or less). This means that an individual Canadian taxpayer can earn up-to $15,000 in 2023 before paying any federal income tax.
T4 slips, which show employment income and payroll deductions. T4A slips, which show scholarship, fellowship, and bursary income, or payments from a registered education savings plan.
By completing this form R85 you are telling your bank or building society that you do not have to pay tax on the interest paid to you. If your income goes up, above your annual tax-free allowance, you must tell your bank or building society.
By filling in form R85 you are telling your bank and/or building society that you do not have to pay tax. Important If your income goes up and that means that you should start paying tax, you must tell each bank and building society with whom you have an account.

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If you are in receipt of bank or building society interest, it is your responsibility in the first instance, to notify HMRC, so that this income can be factored into you Income Tax liabilites. Your tax records can then be tailored, so that the bank and building societies report interest and tax paid each year.