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ARCHIVED- T4008-AB Payroll Deductions Supplementary Tables- Alberta- Effective January 1, 2024 Notice to the reader Publication T4008, Payroll Deductions Supplementary Tables, is available in sections for each province and territory. ... Section A t4008ab-january-general-information.html [HTML] t4008-ab-1-24eng.pdf [PDF] Section B(i) – CPP contributions tables 10 pay periods a year [PDF] 13 pay periods a year [PDF] 22 pay periods a year [PDF] 27 pay periods a year (Biweekly) [PDF] 53 pay periods a year (Weekly) [PDF] 240 pay periods a year (Daily) [PDF] Section B(ii) – Second additional CPP contributions table When the province or territory of employment is other than the province of Quebec [PDF] Section C- Employment Insurance premiums tables When the province or territory of employment is other than the province of Quebec [PDF] Sections D and E- Federal and Alberta provincial tax deductions supplementary tables 10 pay periods a year [PDF] 13 pay periods a year [PDF] 22 pay periods a year [PDF] 27 pay periods a year (Biweekly) [PDF] 53 pay periods a year (Weekly) [PDF] 240 pay periods a year (Daily) [PDF] Last update: 2024-02-06 Related document: T4008 Payroll Deductions Supplementary Tables Page details Date modified: 2024-02-06 ...

ARCHIVED- T4008-BC Payroll Deductions Supplementary Tables- British Columbia- Effective January 1, 2024 Notice to the reader Publication T4008, Payroll Deductions Supplementary Tables, is available in sections for each province and territory. ... Section A t4008bc-january-general-information.html [HTML] t4008-bc-1-24eng.pdf [PDF] Section B(i) – CPP contributions tables 10 pay periods a year [PDF] 13 pay periods a year [PDF] 22 pay periods a year [PDF] 27 pay periods a year (Biweekly) [PDF] 53 pay periods a year (Weekly) [PDF] 240 pay periods a year (Daily) [PDF] Section B(ii) – Second additional CPP contributions table When the province or territory of employment is other than the province of Quebec [PDF] Section C- Employment Insurance premiums tables When the province or territory of employment is other than the province of Quebec [PDF] Sections D and E- Federal and British Columbia provincial tax deductions supplementary tables 10 pay periods a year [PDF] 13 pay periods a year [PDF] 22 pay periods a year [PDF] 27 pay periods a year (Biweekly) [PDF] 53 pay periods a year (Weekly) [PDF] 240 pay periods a year (Daily) [PDF] Last update: 2024-02-06 Related document: T4008 Payroll Deductions Supplementary Tables Page details Date modified: 2024-02-06 ...

Initial assessing statistics Total number of initial assessments Footnote 1 Footnote 3 Footnote 4 Tax-filing season EFILE % NETFILE % SFS % Paper % Total 2024 19,987,480 60% 10,857,300 32% 51,560 0% 2,553,690 8% 33,450,020 2023 19,210,490 60% 10,480,740 32% 52,960 0% 2,531,360 8% 32,275,550 2022 18,435,280 59% 10,165,120 32% 52,710 0% 2,628,160 8% 31,281,270 2021 17,966,540 58% 10,052,650 33% 61,470 0% 2,841,860 9% 30,922,510 2020 17,574,310 57% 10,063,130 33% 69,630 0% 3,125,000 10% 30,832,080 Total number of current year initial assessments Footnote 1 Footnote 3 Footnote 5 Tax-filing season EFILE % NETFILE % SFS % Paper % Total 2024 18,787,480 60% 10,432,190 33% 51,550 0% 2,030,310 7% 31,331,930 2023 18,123,560 60% 10,080,900 33% 52,940 0% 2,043,330 7% 30,300,740 2022 17,495,720 59% 9,813,950 33% 52,710 0% 2,126,380 7% 29,488,760 2021 17,036,890 59% 9,700,630 33% 61,460 0% 2,265,200 8% 29,064,180 2020 16,706,410 58% 9,647,130 33% 69,630 0% 2,530,390 9% 28,953,570 Footnotes Footnote 1 All counts are rounded to the nearest 10, therefore, individual components may not add up to their totals. ... For example, for the 2024 tax-filing season, returns for the 2023 tax year are current. ...

For 2024, generally, your taxable capital gain is one-half of your capital gain. ... For 2024, your allowable capital loss is one-half of your capital loss. ... How to calculate your capital gain or loss To calculate your capital gain or loss, use the following formula: Proceeds of disposition $ Line 1 Adjusted cost base $ Line 2 Line 1 minus line 2 $ Line 3 Outlays and expenses $ Line 4 Capital gain (loss) = Line 3 minus line 4 $ Line 5 Note You have to calculate the capital gain or loss on each property separately. ...

Include these in your 2024 fiscal period, on line 9541. Line 9520 – Other commodities On this line, enter the total income from selling any other commodity not specifically identified on another line. ... For example, if your farming business has a fiscal period ending on June 30, 2024, and your AGR-1 slip shows income of $10,000 in box 14, but you earned only $6,000 of that income by June 30, 2024, include only $6,000 in your income for your 2024 fiscal period. ... However, include the AGR-1 slip issued for the 2024 calendar year with your 2024 income tax return or partnership information return. ...

Example 1 – Application of NCLs to the computation of ATI where no specified pre-regime loss election is made Facts Canco has IFE of $500 in the 2024 taxation year. ... Question Are Canco and Subco able to file a group ratio rules election using the audited CFS prepared for January 1, 2024, to December 31, 2024? ... Conclusion Canco and Subco would not be able to file a group ratio rules election using the audited CFS prepared for January 1, 2024, to December 31, 2024. ...

Option 2 – One-twelfth (1/12) of the tax payable from the previous tax year (2024) is due each month of the current tax year. ... Option 2 – One-quarter (1/4) of the tax payable from the previous tax year (2024) is due each quarter of the current tax year. ... Appendices Appendix 1 – Instalment base – Amalgamations [Regulation 5301(4)] Instalment base – Amalgamations Corporation A Corporation B Corporation C Start of tax year: January 1, 2023 Start of tax year: January 1, 2023 Start of tax year: January 1, 2023 End of tax year: December 31, 2023 End of tax year: December 31, 2023 End of tax year: December 31, 2023 Tax payable: $2,000 Tax payable: $2,500 Tax payable: $3,000 Start of tax year: January 1, 2024 Start of tax year: January 1, 2024 Start of tax year: January 1, 2024 End of tax year: December 31, 2024 End of tax year: December 31, 2024 End of tax year: December 31, 2024 Tax payable: $4,000 Tax payable: $5,000 Tax payable: $6,000 Corporations A, B, and C amalgamated on January 1, 2025 to form Corporation ABC. ...

Learn more: Lines 13499 to 14300 – Self-employment income If the security options are considered received because of an employment relationship, the resulting benefit is generally taxable under section 7. ... The first year they will be able to acquire those securities is in the 2024 calendar year. ... Options granted in calendar year 2022 Calculate using the prescribed formula A = C + D- $200,000 $140,000 (70,000 X $2) is the FMV (at the time the agreement was entered into) of the securities to be sold or issued under the agreement for the vesting year 2024 plus $0 is the lesser of the FMV (at the time the agreement was entered into) of the securities to be sold or issued under other agreements with the qualifying person for the vesting year and $200,000 minus $200,000 vesting limit equals $0 is the result A for the vesting year 2024 (if the result is negative, the amount is $0) Calculate using the prescribed formula A/B $0 is the result A for the vesting year 2024 divide by $140,000 (70,000 X $2) is the lesser of the FMV (at the time the agreement was entered into) of the securities to be sold or issued under the agreement for the vesting year 2024 and $200,000 equals 0 is the number of non-qualified securities, in this situation you do not need to report or file Form T2SCH59 for 2022 Options granted in calendar year 2023 Calculate using the prescribed formula A = C + D- $200,000 $100,000 (50,000 x $2) is the FMV (at the time the agreement was entered into) of the securities to be sold or issued under the agreement for the vesting year 2024 plus $140,000 (70,000 x $2) is the FMV (at the time the agreement was entered into) of the securities to be sold or issued under the agreement for the vesting year 2024 minus $200,000 vesting limit equals $40,000 is the result A for the vesting year 2024 Calculate using the prescribed formula A/B $40,000 is the result A for the vesting year 2024 divide by $100,000 (50,000 X $2) is the is the FMV (at the time the agreement was entered into) of the securities to be sold or issued under the agreement for the vesting year 2024 equals 0.40 (40%) is the portion of the securities deemed non-qualified for the vesting year 2024 (A/B) Calculate the number of non-qualified securities 0.40 (40%) is the portion of the securities deemed non-qualified for the vesting year 2024 multiply by 50,000 is the number of shares offered for the vesting year 2023 equals 20,000 is the number of non-qualified securities, which is the number to be reported on Form T2SCH59 using line 500 in 2023 Calculate the security options taxable benefit eligible for the security deduction under paragraph 110(1)(d) $300,000 ($210,000 ($3 x 70,000) + $90,000 ($3 x 30,000)) is the FMV of the qualified shares or units eligible for the security options deduction at the time the employee acquired them minus $200,000 (($2 x 70,000) + ($2 x 30,000)) is the amount paid or to be paid to the qualifying person by the employee for the qualified securities minus $0 because the employee did not pay anything to acquire the securities equals $100,000 is the value of the security options benefit for qualified shares exercised in the year Prescribed formula to determine the non-qualified securities The following prescribed formula (under subsection 110(1.31) determines the portion of the securities that are non-qualified securities: A/B A = C + D- $200,000 (if the result is negative, the amount is $0) where C = total FMV (at the time the agreement is entered into) of the securities to be sold or issued under the agreement for a particular vesting year D = is the lesser of: (i) $200,000; and (ii) the total FMV (at the time the agreements were entered into with the qualifying person, or another qualifying person that does not deal at arm’s length with the particular qualifying person) of the securities to be sold or issued in respect of other agreements (whether entered into previously or contemporaneously) for that particular vesting year B = the amount determined for C Your obligations as a qualifying person You must: Inform your employee in writing no later than 30 days after the security option agreement is entered into of any shares that are non-qualified securities, including designated shares and shares exceeding the $200,000 annual vesting limit Report the issuance of security options for non-qualified securities using Form T2SCH59 and include on your T2 return Learn more: T2SCH59, Information Return for Non-Qualified Securities (2021 and later tax years) Calculate the security options deduction The calculation of the security options deduction to use will depend on when (step 4) the security options benefit is received if your employee is eligible to claim any of the security options deduction (step 6). ...

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