Educators – Tax Resources and Financial Literacy
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Educators – Tax Resources and Financial Literacy
RC4488 Rev.16.
Educator-led programs
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) offers two free educator-led products that are easy to teach and understand.
Teaching Taxes
This product teaches the basics of taxation and promotes financial literacy.
- uses pedagogical approaches to promote and develop critical thinking
- 180 minutes of in‑class instruction and student exercises
- use it in economics, accounting, business, mathematics, consumer education, social studies, and second language courses
Why use Teaching Taxes?
Students will:
- increase their understanding of Canada’s tax system
- learn about the relationship between working and paying taxes
- gain the real-life skill of completing a simple tax return
Responsible Citizenship and Canada's Tax System
This product explores the relationship between income taxes and Canadians’ quality of life.
- meets a wide range of teaching and learning preferences
- choose and customize from 180 minutes of in‑class instruction and student exercises
- use it alone or as an introduction to Teaching Taxes
Why use Responsible Citizenship and Canada’s Tax System?
Students will:
- examine where their tax dollars go
- learn about their rights and responsibilities as taxpayers
- learn about the underground economy, its impact on our society, and how it affects them personally
Self-teaching program
Learning About Taxes
The CRA offers one free self‑teaching product.
This online product is designed for anyone to use. It takes approximately 60 to 90 minutes to complete.
- introduces you to Canada’s tax system
- teaches you how to complete a simple tax return
- self‑paced learning modules
For more information
If you would like to know more about these educational products, go to Educators.
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- Date modified:
- 2012-12-07