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Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada

Results and programs. GC InfoBase reports 9 programs of this department, in its Departmental Plans or its actual spending; 3 are current (in the latest plan or, for a program in no plan, with actual spending in the latest year).

Actual spending, 2024-25
$101M
Planned, 2025-26 (latest plan)
$108M
Core responsibilities with indicators
2

Spending and employees

Totals of the department's programs: actual spending where reported, then the latest plan.

Spending

2010-11: $50.9M2010-112011-12: $59.2M2011-122012-13: $54M2012-132013-14: $51.7M2013-142014-15: $51.4M2014-152015-16: $55M2015-162016-17: $55.4M2016-172017-18: $55.2M2017-182018-19: $51.4M2018-192019-20: $55.3M2019-202020-21: $61.7M2020-212021-22: $77M2021-222022-23: $88.2M2022-232023-24: $98.6M2023-242024-25: $101M2024-252025-26: $108M2025-262026-27: $141M2026-272027-28: $144M2027-282028-29: $133M2028-29
Outlined bar: planned in that year's Departmental Plan (dashed: the latest plan, for years not yet reported). Filled bar: actual.
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Fiscal yearPlannedActual
2010-11—$50.9M
2011-12—$59.2M
2012-13—$54M
2013-14—$51.7M
2014-15—$51.4M
2015-16—$55M
2016-17—$55.4M
2017-18—$55.2M
2018-19—$51.4M
2019-20—$55.3M
2020-21—$61.7M
2021-22—$77M
2022-23—$88.2M
2023-24—$98.6M
2024-25—$101M
2025-26$108M*—
2026-27$141M*—
2027-28$144M*—
2028-29$133M*—

Employees (FTEs)

2011-12: 3412011-122012-13: 3592012-132013-14: 3432013-142014-15: 3372014-152015-16: 3392015-162016-17: 3532016-172017-18: 3662017-182018-19: 3552018-192019-20: 3522019-202020-21: 3902020-212021-22: 4832021-222022-23: 5262022-232023-24: 5372023-242024-25: 4912024-252025-26: 5352025-262026-27: 6052026-272027-28: 6212027-282028-29: 5742028-29
Outlined bar: planned in that year's Departmental Plan (dashed: the latest plan, for years not yet reported). Filled bar: actual.
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Fiscal yearPlannedActual
2011-12—341
2012-13—359
2013-14—343
2014-15—337
2015-16—339
2016-17—353
2017-18—366
2018-19—355
2019-20—352
2020-21—390
2021-22—483
2022-23—526
2023-24—537
2024-25—491
2025-26535*—
2026-27605*—
2027-28621*—
2028-29574*—

Results at a glance

How many indicators met their target each year, as reported in the Departmental Results Reports. Source: GC InfoBase.

Core responsibility indicators

Report yearMetNot metNo result reportedNot yet dueShare met (of met and not met)
2018-19710088%
2019-20710088%
2020-21310075%
2021-22211067%
2022-234000100%
2023-24220050%
2024-25211067%

Program indicators

Report yearMetNot metNo result reportedNot yet dueShare met (of met and not met)
2018-19810089%
2019-20810089%
2020-21420067%
2021-22321060%
2022-235000100%
2023-24320060%
2024-25311075%

Results by core responsibility

Compliance with Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorism Financing Legislation and Regulations (4 indicators)

Historical: targets against results

Percentage of assessed reporting entities not requiring enforcement action
94%2020-21✓ met94%2021-22✓ met95%2022-23✓ met89%2023-24✗ not met85%2024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 90% (2025)Result: 85%Not met
Percentage of Financial Transaction Reports submitted to the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada that meet validation rules as an indicator of quality
91.7%2018-19✓ met88.1%2019-20✓ met88%2020-21✗ not met87%2021-22✗ not met90%2022-23✓ met70%2023-24✗ not met90%2024-25– no result
2024-25Target: ≥ 90% (2025)Result: —No result reported
Percentage of follow-up examinations where reporting entities demonstrate higher rates of compliance with their money laundering and terrorism financing legislative and regulatory obligations.
79%2018-19✗ not met88.6%2019-20✓ met
2019-20Target: ≥ 80% (2020)Result: 88.6%Met
Percentage of follow-up examinations where reporting entities demonstrate improvement in the quality of their reporting to the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada.
100%2018-19✓ met76%2019-20✗ not met
2019-20Target: ≥ 80% (2020)Result: 76%Not met

Current: the 2026-27 plan's targets

Percentage of assessed reporting entities not requiring enforcement action
2026-27Target: ≥ 90% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of Financial Transaction Reports submitted to the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada that meet validation rules as an indicator of quality
2026-27Target: ≥ 90% (2027)Result: —Planned

Future goals: targets due after 2026-27

No targets with a later due date.

Production and Dissemination of Financial Intelligence (6 indicators)

Historical: targets against results

Percentage of feedback from disclosure recipients that indicates that the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada's financial intelligence disclosure was actionable
90%2018-19✓ met97%2019-20✓ met96%2020-21✓ met96%2021-22✓ met96%2022-23✓ met97%2023-24✓ met96%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 85% (2025)Result: 96%Met
Percentage of Regime partners utilizing FINTRAC products to inform activities
70%2020-21✓ met72%2021-22– no result75%2022-23✓ met86%2023-24✓ met100%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 70% (2025)Result: 100%Met
Number of police, law enforcement, national security and other partner agency major and project-level investigations supported by the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada's financial intelligence disclosures
2962018-19✓ met3932019-20✓ met
2019-20Target: ≥ 100 (2020)Result: 393Met
Number of strategic financial intelligence products recognised by recipients for making a significant contribution to their understanding of money laundering and terrorism financing issues, trends and risks.
82018-19✓ met62019-20✓ met
2019-20Target: ≥ 5 (2020)Result: 6Met
Percentage of feedback from proactive disclosure recipients that indicates that the independent analysis provided by the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada was actionable
84%2018-19✓ met90%2019-20✓ met
2019-20Target: ≥ 75% (2020)Result: 90%Met
Percentage of the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada’s financial intelligence disclosures that align with partner investigative priorities
100%2018-19✓ met100%2019-20✓ met
2019-20Target: ≥ 85% (2020)Result: 100%Met

Current: the 2026-27 plan's targets

Percentage of feedback from disclosure recipients that indicates that the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada's financial intelligence disclosure was actionable
2026-27Target: ≥ 85% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of Regime partners utilizing FINTRAC products to inform activities
2026-27Target: ≥ 70% (2027)Result: —Planned

Future goals: targets due after 2026-27

No targets with a later due date.

Programs

ProgramCore responsibilityStatusLatest plan, first yearLast actualIndicators
Supervision Program · BUW01Compliance with Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorism Financing Legislation and RegulationsNew since an earlier plan$85.3M
2026-27
$46.1M
2024-25
5
Financial Intelligence Program · BUX01Production and Dissemination of Financial IntelligenceNew since an earlier plan$35.9M
2026-27
$41.8M
2024-25
4
Internal Services · ISS00—New since an earlier plan$15.4M
2026-27
$13.4M
2024-25
0
Detection and deterrence of money laundering and terrorist financing · AIB00FINTRAC's detection and deterrence of money laundering and terrorist financing contributes to the public safety of Canadians and helps protect the integrity of Canada's financial system.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$50.6M
2011-12
0
Financial Intelligence Program · BNG00A Canadian financial system resistant to money laundering and terrorist financing.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$25.2M
2017-18
0
Compliance Program · BNH00A Canadian financial system resistant to money laundering and terrorist financing.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$21.5M
2017-18
0
Internal Services · ISC00Internal ServicesNot in a Departmental Plan—
$8.5M
2017-18
0
Strategic Intelligence, Research and Analytics · BUX02Production and Dissemination of Financial IntelligenceAppeared and later dropped$3.3M
2025-26
$101K
2024-25
2
Strategic Policy and Reviews · BUW02Compliance with Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorism Financing Legislation and RegulationsAppeared and later dropped$1.4M
2025-26
$30K
2024-25
1