CRA Confirms 3 New Payments For August 2025 – Check Eligibility And Payment Dates Now!

CRA Confirms 3 New Payments For August 2025 – Check Eligibility And Payment Dates Now!

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has confirmed that three major payments will be issued in August 2025 to eligible Canadians.

These benefits — the Canada Child Benefit (CCB), the Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB), and CPP/OAS pensions — provide vital financial support to families, seniors, and low-income households.

With rising living costs, higher energy prices, and inflation impacting everyday expenses, these payments are designed to help Canadians manage household budgets more effectively.

Overview of the 3 August 2025 Payments

Benefit NameMaximum Monthly AmountAugust 2025 Payment DateKey Eligibility
Canada Child Benefit (CCB)$667 (under 6), $562 (ages 6–17)August 20, 2025Parents/guardians of children under 18
Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB)$375 (OSTC), $1,300–$1,480 (OEPTC), $190–$290 (NOEC)August 8, 2025Ontario residents meeting income and residency rules
CPP/OASCPP: $1,475 (max), OAS: $755 (max)August 27, 2025Seniors meeting contribution/residency requirements

1. Canada Child Benefit (CCB) – More Support for Parents

The CCB is a tax-free monthly payment for families raising children under 18.

Updated 2025 rates (from July 2025):

  • Under 6 years: $7,997/year or $667/month
  • Ages 6–17: $6,748/year or $562/month

Families with lower incomes receive higher payments, while higher-income households get a reduced amount.

For example, a family with two children under 6 could receive about $1,334 in August.

Eligibility requirements:

  • Must be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible temporary resident
  • Must live with and have primary responsibility for the child
  • Must file 2024 tax returns (and spouse/partner, if applicable)

CCB August 2025 Payment Date: August 20, 2025

2. Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB) – Financial Relief for Ontario Residents

The OTB combines three credits:

  • Ontario Sales Tax Credit (OSTC) – offsets the HST on daily purchases
  • Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit (OEPTC) – helps with utility bills and property taxes
  • Northern Ontario Energy Credit (NOEC) – extra relief for residents of northern Ontario

Updated 2025 amounts:

  • OSTC: $375 per person (up from $360)
  • OEPTC: $1,300 (non-seniors), $1,480 (seniors)
  • NOEC: $190 (singles), $290 (families)

Eligibility requirements:

  • Must be an Ontario resident on December 31, 2024
  • Must have filed 2024 taxes by April 30, 2025
  • Income thresholds apply; lower-income households receive higher amounts

OTB August 2025 Payment Date: August 8, 2025

3. CPP and OAS – Reliable Income for Retirees

The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) continue to provide stable, monthly income for retirees.

CPP 2025 details:

  • Eligibility: Age 60+ with at least one valid CPP contribution
  • Maximum monthly payment at age 65: $1,475
  • Average monthly amount: $832

OAS 2025 details:

  • Eligibility: Age 65+ with at least 20 years of Canadian residency
  • Maximum monthly payment: $755
  • OAS clawback applies to annual incomes above $90,997

CPP/OAS August 2025 Payment Date: August 27, 2025

Tips to Maximize These Benefits

  • File taxes on time to avoid delays in payment.
  • Update your CRA account with correct banking and address details.
  • Sign up for direct deposit for faster and more secure payments.
  • Track payment dates to plan household budgets effectively.

The August 2025 CRA payment schedule brings much-needed relief to millions of Canadians. With CCB for families, OTB for Ontario residents, and CPP/OAS for seniors, these benefits provide stable financial support during a time of high living costs.

By staying informed, filing taxes on time, and ensuring accurate CRA account details, recipients can make the most of these payments and better manage their monthly expenses.

FAQs

Can I get all three payments in August 2025?

Yes, if you meet the eligibility requirements for CCB, OTB, and CPP/OAS, you can receive all three.

Will these payments affect my other government benefits?

No. These benefits are separate and do not reduce eligibility for other federal or provincial programs.

What if my payment doesn’t arrive on the date?

First, check your CRA My Account for status. If it’s missing after 10 business days, contact the CRA.

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