Line 104 - Employee profit-sharing plan
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Line 104 - Employee profit-sharing plan
An employee profit-sharing plan (EPSP) is an arrangement that allows an employer to share business profits with all or a designated group of employees. Under an EPSP, amounts are paid to a trustee to hold and invest for the benefit of the members of the plan.
If you are a beneficiary under such a plan, you will receive a T4PS slip.
You may be eligible for a foreign tax credit on foreign income earned by the plan. See line 405.
You are allowed a dividend tax credit on line 425 for dividends that are allocated to you from taxable Canadian corporations.
Note
If you are a specified employee and contributions your employer made to an EPSP are allocated to you, you may have to pay tax on the amount that is considered an excess amount. See line 418. If this tax applies to you, you may be eligible to claim a deduction for the excess contribution on line 229.
Completing your tax return
Report on line 104 the amount shown in box 35 of your T4PS slips.
Forms and publications
- General income tax and benefit package - Guide, return and schedules
- Form T3009, Election for Deemed Disposition and Reacquisition of Capital Property of a Trust Governed by an Employees Profit Sharing Plan under Subsection 144(4.2)
- Interpretation Bulletin IT-280, Employees Profit Sharing Plans - Payments Computed by Reference to Profits
- Interpretation Bulletin IT-379, Employees Profit Sharing Plans - Allocations to Beneficiaries
Related topics
- Line 229 - Other employment expenses
- Line 405 - Federal foreign tax credit
- Line 418 - Special taxes
- Line 425 - Federal dividend tax credit
- Date modified:
- 2016-01-05