Are the specific-purpose payments made considered support payments?
Disclaimer
We do not guarantee the accuracy of this copy of the CRA website.
Scraped Page Content
Are the specific-purpose payments made considered support payments?
Answer
The specific-purpose payments made are not considered support payments. You cannot claim them as a deduction, and you do not have to report them as income on your tax return.
You have told us:
- the following situations do not apply:
- The recipient is the payer's current or former spouse or common-law partner and the payer and recipient are living apart because of a breakdown in the relationship.
- The payer is the legal parent of a child of the recipient.
Return to Specific-purpose and third-party payments
- Date modified:
- 2017-01-03