Businesses are still required to file and pay taxes in the event of a postal dispute. The due date for returns filed and paid electronically (through Saskatchewan eTax Services or online business services like Telpay or CanAct offered through financial institutions) is the last day of the month following the end of the reporting period. Electronic payment can be made online using SETS (Electronic Funds Transfer) through your personal or business online banking services, or through wire transfer.
The due date for non-electronic filing (e.g. paper filing) of returns and payments is the 20th of the month following the end of the reporting period. For example, the October 2024 return due date for a business filing monthly is:
- Electronic filing and payment – October 2024 return is due November 30, 2024.
- Non-electronic filing or payment – October 2024 return is due November 20, 2024.
If the return due date falls on a weekend or statutory holiday, then payment and remittance is due on the next business day.
Tax returns and payments must be received in the Ministry of Finance office by the due date. Returns and payments may be couriered to the Ministry of Finance, at your own expense, to the following address: 4th Floor, 2350 Albert Street in Regina, SK, S4P 4A6. Penalties and interest charges are applied to late and outstanding returns and tax payments. A tax return must be completed for each reporting period, even if there is no tax owing.
To learn more, review the Information Notice IN 2024-02, Filing and Paying Provincial Taxes in the Event of a Postal Disruption