As the cost of living continues to strain Canadian households, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is set to issue Canada Workers Benefit (CWB) payments in July 2025. Eligible low-income workers could receive up to $1,633 in CWB payments, providing a vital boost for those struggling to make ends meet.
Here’s a detailed breakdown of the $1,633 Canada Worker Benefits, including the new payment amounts, eligibility rules, and when the funds will be delivered.
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What is the Canada Workers Benefit?
The Canada Workers Benefit (CWB) is a refundable tax credit designed to support low-income workers. It includes two components:
- Basic Amount – For individuals or families earning a low income
- Disability Supplement – For eligible workers with a disability
The benefit is paid out in advance quarterly payments starting in July, with the remaining balance calculated during tax filing.
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$1,633 Canada Worker Benefits – What’s New in July 2025?
For the 2025 benefit year, Canada workers benefit is increased by 4%. This increased is based on recent CPI rate. Eligible Canadians may receive up to:
- $1,633 – Maximum basic amount for single individuals
- $2,816 – Maximum basic amount for families
- +$742 – Additional disability supplement (if applicable)
But for most workers, the CRA’s advanced payments are based on 50% of the estimated entitlement, meaning you could receive:
- Up to $816.5 for a single individual
- Up to $1,408 for a family
- Up to $371 if also eligible for the disability supplement
These amounts reflect increases aligned with inflation and income thresholds.
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When is the $1,633 CWB Payment Coming?
📅 First Payment Date: July 11, 2025
Future advance payments are scheduled for:
- October 11, 2025
- January 10, 2026
- Final amount when you file your 2025 tax return in spring 2026
The July payment marks the start of the 2025–2026 benefit year.
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Eligibility Criteria for the $1,633 Canada Workers Benefit
To qualify for the CWB, you must:
- Be 15 years of age or older
- Be a resident of Canada for the entire year
- Earn working income (employment or self-employment income)
- Not be a full-time student for more than 13 weeks (unless supporting a dependent)
- Have a net income below the maximum thresholds
2025 Net Income Limits (Estimated):
- Single individuals: Benefit begins to phase out above approx. $24,500 and cuts off near $33,000
- Families: Phase-out begins around $27,000 and ends near $43,000–$50,000, depending on family size
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Disability Supplement Eligibility
To qualify for the additional $742 disability supplement, you must:
- Be approved for the Disability Tax Credit (DTC)
- Meet the general CWB eligibility requirements
- Have working income of at least $1,150
The supplement amount is in addition to the base CWB and can push your total advance payments to $1,633 or more.
How to Apply for CWB
You do not need to apply separately for the CWB. When you file your 2024 income tax return, the CRA:
- Calculates your 2025 benefit estimate
- Automatically enrolls you for advance quarterly payments
If you haven’t filed your 2024 taxes yet, you must do so as soon as possible to receive the July 2025 CWB payment.
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How Will the CWB Payment Be Delivered?
- Direct Deposit (if you’ve registered with CRA)
- Mailed cheque (if no direct deposit is set up)
You can check your payment status through the CRA My Account online portal.
Final Thoughts
The $1,633 Canada Worker Benefits coming in July 2025 offer timely support to working Canadians facing rising expenses. Whether you’re single, have a family, or qualify for the disability supplement, this benefit could significantly ease your monthly financial stress.
Make sure you:
- File your taxes on time
- Set up direct deposit with CRA
- Monitor your eligibility and income levels each year