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T4RIF slip for original annuitant: Box 16 = $4,000 Box 24 is blank T4RIF slip for surviving spouse or common-law partner: Box 16 = $4,500 Box 24 = $1,500 Box 28 = $ 150 Note If there is no successor annuitant and you did not pay all or part of the minimum amount (for more information on the minimum amount, refer to Appendix D – Minimum amount from a RRIF) before the death of the annuitant, you do not have to issue a T4RIF slip for the minimum amount. ... Related forms and publications Forms NRTA1 – Authorization for Non-Resident Tax Exemption RC96 – Lifelong Learning Plan (LLP) Request to Withdraw Funds from an RRSP RC249 – Post-Death Decline in the Value of a RRIF, an Unmatured RRSP and Post-Death Increase or Decline in the Value of a PRPP RC720- Transfer from your RRSP to your FHSA RC721- Transfer from your FHSA to your FHSA, RRSP or RRIF RC722- Transfer from an FHSA to an FHSA, RRSP or RRIF After the Death of the Holder RC723- Transfer from an FHSA to another FHSA, RRSP or RRIF on Breakdown of Marriage or Common-law Partnership T1036 – Home Buyers' Plan (HBP) Request to Withdraw Funds form an RRSP T1090 – Joint Designation on the Death of a RRIF Annuitant, PRPP Member, or ALDA Annuitant T2019 – Death of an RRSP Annuitant – Refund of Premiums T2030 – Direct Transfer Under Subparagraph 60(l)(v) T2033 – Direct Transfer Under Subsection 146.3(14.1), 147.5(21) or 146(21), or Paragraph 146(16)(a) or 146.3(2)(e) T2151 – Direct Transfer of a Single Amount Under Subsection 147(19) or Section 147.3 T2157 – Direct Transfer from a Registered Plan to Purchase an ALDA T2205 – Amounts from a Spousal or Common-law Partner RRSP, RRIF or SPP to Include in Income T2220 – Transfer from an RRSP, RRIF, PRPP, or SPP to Another RRSP, RRIF, PRPP or SPP on Breakdown of Marriage or Common-law Partnership T3RET – T3 Trust Income Tax and Information Return T3012A – Tax Deduction Waiver on the Refund of your Unused RRSP, PRPP, or SPP Contributions from your RRSP, PRPP or SPP T4RIF – Statement of Income from a Registered Retirement Income Fund T4RSP – Statement of RRSP Income Guides RC4112 – Lifelong Learning Plan (LLP) RC4157 – Deducting Income Tax on Pension and Other Income, and Filing the T4A Slip and Summary RC4460 – Registered Disability Savings Plan T4013 – T3 Trust Guide T4015 – T5 Guide – Return of Investment Income T4040 – RRSPs and Other Registered Plans for Retirement T4061 – NR4 – Non-Resident Tax Withholding, Remitting, and Reporting Information sheets RC4177 – Death of an RRSP RC4178 – Death of a RRIF Annuitant, PRPP Member, or ALDA Annuitant Interpretation bulletins and income tax folios IT-528 – Transfers of Funds Between Registered Plans S3-F10-C1 – Qualified Investments – RRSPs, RESPs, RRIFs, RDSPs, FHSAs and TFSAs S5-F1-C1 – Determining an Individual's Residence Status S5-F4-C1 Income Tax Reporting Currency Information circulars IC07-1R1 – Taxpayer Relief Provisions IC72-22R9 – Registered Retirement Savings Plans IC76-12R8 – Applicable rate of part XIII tax on amounts paid or credited to persons in countries with which Canada has a tax convention IC78-10R5 – Books and Records Retention/Destruction IC78-18R6 – Registered Retirement Income Funds IC82-2R2 – Social Insurance Number Legislation that Relates to the Preparation of Information Slips IC97-2R19 – Customized Forms For more information If you need help If you need more information after reading this guide, go to Canada Revenue Agency or call 1-800-959-5525. ... Teletypewriter (TTY) and Video Relay Service (Canada VRS) users If you use a TTY for a hearing or speech impairment, call 1-800-665-0354. ...

Confidences of the King's Privy Council for Canada, more commonly referred to as “Cabinet confidences," must be appropriately safeguarded from unauthorized disclosure or other compromise. ... The Speech from the Throne, delivered by the Governor General at the beginning of each session of Parliament, outlines the government’s program for Parliament. ... For example, PCO assists the Prime Minister in writing the Speech from the Throne and works closely with the FIN when it prepares the Budget. ...

Code 102 – Lump-sum payments – non-resident services transferred under paragraph 60(j) For more information, see "Lump-sum payments – non-resident" under Box 018 – Lump-sum payments. ... Teletypewriter (TTY) and Video Relay service (Canada VRS) users If you use a TTY for a hearing or speech impairment, call 1-800-665-0354. ... Johns NL A1B 3Z1 Surrey NVCC 9755 King George Boulevard Surrey BC V3T 5E1 Publications for payers T4001, Employers' Guide – Payroll Deductions and Remittances T4130, Employers' Guide – Taxable Benefits and Allowances RC4120, Employers' Guide – Filing the T4 Slip and Summary Reporting foreign income and other foreign amounts Report, in Canadian dollars, your foreign income and other foreign currency amounts (such as expenses and foreign taxes paid). ...

Code 102 – Lump-sum payments – non-resident services transferred under paragraph 60(j) For more information, see "Lump-sum payments – non-resident" under Box 018 ‑ Lump-sum payments. ... Teletypewriter (TTY) users If you have a hearing or speech impairment and use a TTY, call 1-800-665-0354. ... Box 12071 Station A St-Johns NL A1B 3Z1 Surrey NVCC 9755 King George Boulevard Surrey BC V3T 5E1 Tax information videos We have a tax information video series for new small businesses that provides an introduction to topics such as registering a business, GST/HST, and payroll. ...

Aircraft – Acquired before May 26, 1976 16 Aircraft – Acquired after May 25, 1976 9 Automobiles 10 Bee equipment 8 Boats and component parts 7 Breakwaters (cement or stone) 3 Breakwaters (wood) 6 Brooders 8 Buildings and component parts – Wood, galvanized, or portable 6 Buildings and component parts – Other: Acquired after 1978 and before 1988 Footnote 3 3 Buildings and component parts – Other: Acquired after 1987 1 Buildings and component parts – Other: Fruit and vegetable storage (after Feb. 19, 1973) 8 Casing, cribwork for waterwells 8 Chain-saws 10 Cleaners – grain or seed 8 Combines (drawn) 8 Combines (self-propelled) 10 Computer equipment and systems software – Acquired before March 23, 2004 10 Computer equipment and systems software – Acquired after March 22, 2004 45 Computer equipment and systems software – Acquired after March 18, 2007 50 Computer equipment and systems software – Acquired after January 27, 2009 and before February 2011 52 Coolers – Milk 8 Cream separators 8 Cultivators 8 Dams (cement, stone, wood, or earth) 1 Diggers – All types 8 Disc harrows 8 Docks 3 Drills – All types 8 Dugouts, dikes, and lagoons 6 Electric-generating equipment – portable 8 Electric motors 8 Electronic office equipment and data network infrastructure equipment 8, 45, 46, 50, 52 Elevators 8 Engines – Stationary 8 Fences – All types 6 Forage harvesters (drawn) 8 Forage harvesters (self-propelled) 10 Graders – Fruit or vegetable 8 Grain-drying equipment 8 Grain loaders 8 Grain separators 8 Grain-storage building – Wood, galvanized steel 6 Grain-storage building – Other 1 Greenhouses (all except as noted below) 6 Greenhouses of rigid frames covered with replaceable flexible plastic 8 Grinder 8 Harness 10 Harrows 8 Hay balers and stookers (drawn) 8 Hay balers and stookers (self-propelled) 10 Hay loaders 8 Ice machines 8 Incubators 8 Irrigation equipment – Overhead 8 Irrigation ponds 6 Leasehold interest 13 Manure spreaders 8 Milking machines 8 Mixers 8 Mowers 8 Nets 8 Office equipment including photocopiers, fax machines 8 Outboard motors 10 Passenger vehicles (see Chapter 3) 10 or 10.1 Piping – Permanent 2 Planters – All types 8 Ploughs 8 Pumps 8 Rakes 8 Roads or other surface areas – Paved or concrete 17 Silo fillers 8 Silos 8 Sleighs 10 Sprayers 8 Stable cleaners 8 Stalk cutters 8 Swathers (drawn) 8 Swathers (self-propelled) 10 Threshers 8 Tillers – All types 8 Tools, less than $500 12 Tools, $500 and more 8 Tractors 10 Trailers 10 Trucks 10 Trucks (freight) 16 Wagons 10 Water towers 6 Weeders 8 Welding equipment 8 Well equipment 8 Wharves, Cement, steel, or stone 3 Wharves, Wood 6 Windchargers 8 Wind-energy conversion equipment – Acquired before February 22, 1994 34 Wind-energy conversion equipment – Acquired after February 21, 1994 43.1 Class Rates Class Rates Class 1 4% Class 2 6% Class 3 5% Class 6 10% Class 7 15% Class 8 20% Class 9 25% Class 10 30% Class 10.1 30% Class 12 100% Class 16 40% Class 17 8% Class 45 45% Class 46 30% Class 50 55% Class 52 100% How to calculate the mandatory inventory adjustment (MIA) For instructions on how to complete the following charts, see Chapter 3. Chart 1 – Cash cost of purchased inventory Enter the amount you paid by the end of the 2016 fiscal period for the specified animals you bought: Fiscal period Cash cost in your 2016 fiscal period $ 1 in your 2015 fiscal period $ 2 in your 2014 fiscal period $ 3 in your 2013 fiscal period $ 4 before your 2013 fiscal period $ 5 Enter the amount you paid by the end of your 2016 fiscal period for all other inventory you bought: in your 2016 fiscal period $ 6 in your 2015 fiscal period $ 7 in your 2014 fiscal period $ 8 in your 2013 fiscal period $ 9 before your 2013 fiscal period $ 10 Chart 2 – Value of purchased inventory for specified animals Inventory bought in your 2016 fiscal period Enter an amount that is not more than the amount on line 1 but not less than 70% of this amount. $ 11 Inventory bought in your 2015 fiscal period Enter an amount that is not more than the amount on line 2, but not less than 70% of the total of the value at the end of your 2015 fiscal period plus any amounts you paid in your 2016 fiscal period toward the purchase price. $ 12 Inventory bought in your 2014 fiscal period Enter an amount that is not more than the amount on line 3, but not less than 70% of the total of the value at the end of your 2015 fiscal period plus any amounts you paid in your 2016 fiscal period toward the purchase price. $ 13 Inventory bought in your 2013 fiscal period Enter an amount that is not more than the amount on line 4, but not less than 70% of the total of the value at the end of your 2015 fiscal period plus any amounts you paid in your 2016 fiscal period toward the purchase price. $ 14 Inventory bought before your 2013 fiscal period Enter an amount that is not more than the amount on line 5, but not less than 70% of the total of the value at the end of your 2015 fiscal period plus any amounts you paid in your 2016 fiscal period toward the purchase price. $ 15 Chart 3 – Value of purchased inventory for all other inventory Inventory bought in your 2016 fiscal period Enter the amount on line 6 or the fair market value, whichever is less. $ 16 Inventory bought in your 2015 fiscal period Enter the amount on line 7 or the fair market value, whichever is less. $ 17 Inventory bought in your 2014 fiscal period Enter the amount on line 8 or the fair market value, whichever is less. $ 18 Inventory bought in your 2013 fiscal period Enter the amount on line 9 or the fair market value, whichever is less. $ 19 Inventory bought before your 2013 fiscal period Enter the amount on line 10 or the fair market value, whichever is less. $ 20 Chart 4 – Calculation of MIA Enter the amount of your net loss from line 9969 of Form T1273 or T1274. $ 21 Enter the value of your inventory from Chart 2 and Chart 3: the amount on line 11 $ the amount on line 12 $ the amount on line 13 $ the amount on line 14 $ the amount on line 15 $ the amount on line 16 $ the amount on line 17 $ the amount on line 18 $ the amount on line 19 $ the amount on line 20 $ Total value of inventory $ $ 22 MIA – enter the amount on line 21 or line 22, whichever is less. $ 23 GST/HST rates Farm goods and services subject to GST or HST include: crop dusting; contract work, including field clearing, tilling, harvesting done by one farmer on behalf of another; road-clearing services; stud or artificial insemination services; storing goods (for example, storing grain in a grain elevator); beeswax; maple sugar candy; canary seed, lawn seed, and flower seed; bedding plants, sod, cut flowers, living trees, and firewood; furs, animal hides, and dead animals not suitable for human consumption; fertilizer in bulk quantities of less than 500 kg, or any quantities of soil or soil mixture whether or not it contains fertilizer; gravel, stones, rock, soil, and soil additives; livestock or poultry not normally raised as food or to produce food for human consumption (for example, horses, mules, rabbits, exhibition poultry, and mink); and processed wool, feathers, and down. ... 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Why were applicants that resided outside of Canada / in prison / were deceased allowed to receive COVID-19 benefits without special verification? ... Fragiskatos was a political scientist at King's University College at Western University and a media commentator. ... Genuis is also a passionate advocate for free speech, for increased efforts to combat violence against women, and for Canadian energy. ...

Why were applicants that resided outside of Canada / in prison / were deceased allowed to receive COVID-19 benefits without special verification? ... Fragiskatos was a political scientist at King's University College at Western University and a media commentator. ... Genuis is also a passionate advocate for free speech, for increased efforts to combat violence against women, and for Canadian energy. ...

In delivering tax and benefit programs, the CRA also sought to address unique – and sometimes complex – tax needs for newcomers and other populations that required particular education resources and support. ... Result – met Enable taxpayers to electronically submit more kinds of ruling requests. ... Result – met Increased audits focused on tax promoters, advisors, and their clients. ...

CPP/EI Explained – Interpretive articles Series of CPP/EI Explained articles for workers and employers on matters relating to CPP and EI. ... For more information, go to Email notifications from the CRA – Businesses. ... Teletypewriter (TTY) users If you use a TTY for a hearing or speech impairment, call 1-800-665-0354. ...

Example (includes 5% GST and 8% PST) Woodworks Company 123 4 th Street Brandon MB R7B 1T7 Description Expenses Footnote * Rent $1,070 Employees' salaries Footnote ** $3,000 Insurance Footnote ** $50 Capital property used more than 50% in commercial activities Footnote * $575 Advertising Footnote * $214 Office supplies Footnote * $230 Inventory purchases Footnote * $1,150 Land Footnote *** $21,400 Total purchases and expenses $27,689 Footnote 1 Includes GST and non-refundable PST. ... Examples of goods covered in these regulations are precious metals and goods for public exhibit by a public sector body such as artifacts in a King Tut exhibition for display at a public museum, as well as goods imported for repair in Canada. ... Teletypewriter (TTY) users If you have a hearing or speech impairment and use a TTY call 1-800-665-0354. ...