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The offices are listed at Contact Information – Excise and Specialty Tax Directorate. ... To make a general or technical enquiry on excise duties or to request a ruling or interpretation related to excise duties, go to Contact Information – Excise and Specialty Tax Directorate. ...

Read Column 5 – Proceeds of dispositions in the year. Class 55 for automobiles for lease or rent and taxicabs The CCA rate for this class is 40%, but a higher deduction (up to a maximum of 100%) may apply for certain eligible vehicles acquired and available for use after March 18, 2019, and before January 1, 2028 (phase out starting in 2024). To be eligible under Class 54 or Class 55, a zero-emission vehicle needs to meet all the following criteria: It is a zero-emission vehicle acquired after March 18, 2019 or a used zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) acquired after March 1, 2020 that became available for use before 2028 and included in Class 54 or 55 An assistance has not been paid by the Government of Canada under the federal purchasing incentive It is a vehicle that was not subject to a prior CCA or terminal loss claim, it cannot have been acquired by a taxpayers on a tax-deferred “rollover” basis nor previously owned or acquired by the taxpayer or a non-arm’s length person or partnership It is essentially a motor vehicle for use on streets and highways (excluding a trolley bus or vehicle operated exclusively on rails) It is a plug-in hybrid with battery capacity of at least 7kWh or is fully one of the following: electric powered by hydrogen An enhanced first-year CCA with the following phase-out period is available: 100% after March 18, 2019, and before 2024 75% after 2023 and before 2026 55% after 2025 and before 2028 The enhanced first year allowance will be calculated by: 1. increasing the net capital cost addition to the new class for property that becomes available for use before 2028, and applying the prescribed CCA rate for the class as described below: For Class 54, applying the prescribed CCA rate of 30% to: 2 1/3 times the net addition to the class for property that becomes available for use before 2024 1 1/2 times the net addition to the class for property that becomes available for use in 2024 or 2025 5/6 times the net addition to the class for property that becomes available for use after 2025 and before 2028 For Class 55, applying the prescribed CCA rate of 40% to: 1 1/2 times the net addition to the class for property that becomes available for use before 2024 7/8 times the net addition to the class for property that becomes available for use in 2024 or 2025 3/8 times the net addition to the class for property that becomes available for use after 2025 and before 2028 2. suspending the existing CCA half year rule – The CCA will be applicable on any remaining balance in the new classes using the specific rate for the new class. ...

A list of all regional excise offices is available at Contact Information – Excise and Specialty Tax Directorate. ... For information on how to become registered and how to order excise stamps, see Excise Duty Notice EDN 29, Tobacco Stamping Regime – Excise Stamp Order Process. ...

The offices are listed at Contact Information – Excise and Specialty Tax Directorate. ... For information on how to make a general or technical enquiry on excise duties, go to Contact Information – Excise and Specialty Tax Directorate. ...

For more information on conditions and processing requirements, see Part I – Rollovers in IC99-1R Registered Disability Savings Plans. ... The financial institution administering the RDSP can accept an education savings rollover if: the beneficiary is 59 years old or younger at the end of the year the beneficiary is eligible for the disability tax credit at the time of the rollover the beneficiary is resident in Canada for tax purposes at the time of the rollover the rollover plus all prior contributions and rollovers for the beneficiary totals $200,000 or less For more information on conditions and processing requirements, see Part I – Rollovers in IC99-1R Registered Disability Savings Plans. ...

By doing so, you will avoid interruptions to any credits or benefits you may be entitled to, such as the Canada child benefit, goods and services tax / harmonized sales tax credit, child disability benefit, and guaranteed income supplement. ... Find out about the Community Volunteer Income Tax Program (or the Income Tax Assistance – Volunteer Program in the province of Quebec) by going to canada.ca/taxes-help. ...

Common Errors in SR&ED Claims To ensure that your business gets the most out of the SR&ED program, avoid these common errors when preparing your claim: Incomplete or incorrectly filled forms: Make sure all required forms are filled in completely and accurately – leaving out sections can result in processing delays. Confusion about business types: Confirm your business type before submitting a claim – for example: determine whether your business is a stand-alone Canadian-Controlled Private Corporation (CCPC), or tied to another CCPC for SR&ED purposes. ...

There are several savings vehicles that can help you to save for your financial goals – like your children’s education or your own retirement. ... To learn more, visit: First Home Savings Account – Canada.ca. Use your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) to buy a home The Home Buyers' Plan (HBP) is a program that allows you to withdraw from your RRSPs to buy or build a qualifying home for yourself or for a specified disabled person. ...

If the deceased was 65 or older, or if the deceased was under 65 and received the RRIF payments due to the death of their spouse or common-law partner, see line 11500 – Other pensions or superannuation. ... For more information, see Chart 7 – Amounts from a deceased annuitant's RRIF, in Chapter 5 of Guide T4040, RRSPs and Other Registered Plans for Retirement. ...

For example: Document 1 – a rental agreement showing both your name and your spouse or common-law partner's name Document 2 – a rental agreement dated after your separation, in your name only. mortgage papers or your property tax bill(s) lease agreement, rent receipts or letter from the landlord recent utility bill(s) (gas, electricity, cable, telephone) insurance policies registered retirement savings or employment pension plans health care coverage driver's license or vehicle registration (front and back) a complete and signed court order, decree, or separation agreement; the document must indicate different residential addresses for you and your former spouse or common-law partner any other document or information that shows a change to your marital status If you cannot provide any of the above documents, send us letters from two different third parties who have personal knowledge of your situation for the period under review. ...