Department of Finance Canada

The Department of Finance Canada is responsible for the overall stewardship of the Canadian economy. This includes preparing the annual federal budget, as well as advising the Government on economic and fiscal matters, tax and tariff policy, social measures, security issues, financial stability and Canada’s international commitments.

We lead the Finance portfolio for the Government of Canada and work in close collaboration with our partners.

Services and information

Bouchard (Phoenix pay system) class action:

A settlement has been reached in the Bouchard class action against the Government of Canada. Consult the first notification to class members to learn more about the settlement, who’s included in the class action, how to participate in the hearing to approve the settlement or how to opt out of the class action.

Federal budget

Read the Government of Canada’s plan for how it collects and spends money each year.

Tax policy

Federal tax policies and legislation in the areas of personal income tax, business income tax, and sales and excise tax.

Federal transfers to provinces and territories

Support to provincial and territorial governments to assist them in the provision of programs and services.

Financial sector policy

Policies and frameworks about the financial sector, federal financial institutions and systems, federal borrowing and investments, and capital markets.

International trade and finance policy

International trade, finance, and development policies in cooperation with its international partners.

Laws, regulations and Ministerial Orders

Tax law and other measures, including legislation governing banks and other federal financial institutions, and payments to provinces.

Consultations

Take part in consultations from the Department of Finance Canada.

Publications and reports

View our reports and publications.

Minister

The Honourable Dominic LeBlanc

Minister of Finance and Intergovernmental Affairs

News

More: Department of Finance News

Features

Tariff Remission for Canadian Businesses

Canadian businesses can request tariff relief as they adjust their supply chains away from Chinese imports.

Benefits and credits

2024 Fall Economic Statement

Reducing everyday costs and investing in the kind of economic growth that raises wages.

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