This article might be behind a paywall, but The Globe & Mail did have an article yesterday stating: "
In response to questions from The Globe and Mail, CRA spokesperson Sylvie Branch says the CRA has now restored all its forms to the current rate. However, changes to the agency’s systems and the corresponding certification of tax preparation software are still being finalized, Ms. Branch says. Until this process is completed for a tax software platform, users might not be able to print or submit their returns, she says. Furthermore, until the CRA’s system changes are finalized, a notice of assessment for the return cannot be completed. Ms. Branch says software platforms have started to be certified for returns reporting capital dispositions and most are expected to be certified before the end of March."
The original article is available here: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/globe-advisor/advisor-news/article-cra-tells-taxpayers-rep...
However, the article does state: "In a response sent by e-mail to questions from the Globe, Ryan Minor, director of tax for CPA Canada in Sudbury, Ont., notes that taxpayers who are not reporting a capital disposition for 2024 still must file their returns by April 30. That includes taxpayers who realized gains or losses only from investments held in registered accounts. “These individuals should be able to file their T1s now as they have no capital gains or losses [to report] and are thus not affected by the CRA [system] update,” Mr. Minor said."
