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Previous page: Table 8.2: Projects – Major Capital Next page: Table 9: Reconciliation of Expenditures Reported in the Performance Report to the 2002-2003 Statement of Operations – Agency Activities Table 8.3: Projects – Asset Management Plan Asset Management Plan Asset Class Function Actual Spending 2001-2002 Planned Spending 2002-2003 Actual Spending 2002-2003 (in thousands of dollars) Real Property Major Capital Projects (see Table 8.2) F&A 24,045 23,840 23,840 Real Property Operating & Maintenance F&A 26,745 26,202 21,787 Vehicles F&A 4,031 2,158 1,702 Contraband Detection Equipment Customs 345 3,060 3,060 Laboratory Equipment F&A 292 845 845 Personal Alarm Security System F&A 1,615 1,556 1,556 IT Infrastructure ITB 62,987 106,047 109,323 IT End User Equipment (e.g., Desktop Computers, Laptops, Printers) ITB 10,350 38,151 23,762 Miscellaneous F&A 1,200 1,200 1,200 Total Asset Management Plan Projects 131,610 203,059 187,075 Previous page: Table 8.2: Projects – Major Capital Next page: Table 9: Reconciliation of Expenditures Reported in the Performance Report to the 2002-2003 Statement of Operations – Agency Activities Date modified: 2003-10-29 ...

Join the Canada Revenue Agency – Harness your full potential! Video: The Canada Revenue Agency – We’re more than just taxes Video: The Canada Revenue Agency – We’re more than just taxes Transcript The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) offers temporary employment throughout Canada to qualified Indigenous students through the CRA’s Aboriginal Student Employment Program (ASEP). ...

Notes to the Financial Statements – Agency Activities 1. Authority and objectives The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is an agent of Her Majesty in right of Canada under the Canada Revenue Agency Act. ... (in thousands of dollars) 2014 2013 Accounts payable and accrued liabilities – Related parties 33,453 28,809 Accounts payable and accrued liabilities – External 61,448 89,657 94,901 118,466 5. ... The estimated costs for significant services provided without charge that have been recorded include: (in thousands of dollars) 2014 2013 Employer's contribution to the health and dental insurance plans – Treasury Board Secretariat 208,083 235,116 Information technology services- Shared Services Canada (note 11) 175,502 167,493 Legal services – Justice Canada 38,168 37,402 Audit services – Office of the Auditor General of Canada 2,662 2,520 Payroll services – Public Works and Government Services Canada 4,553 4,476 Workers' compensation benefits – Employment and Social Development Canada 1,441 1,291 Total 430,409 448,298 11. ...

Agreements – For each donee, tick (✓) the appropriate column under “Agreements.” ... Use the code: “ 1 ” for an individual, other than a trust; “ 2 ” for a trust; “ 3 ” for a corporation; “ 4 ” for a partnership; or “ 5 ” for a nominee or agent that holds an interest in the partnership as nominee or agent for another person. ... – For each purchase, tick (✓) the appropriate column. If you answer yes, complete Section J – Valuation and appraisal information. ...

Refer to GST/HST Memorandum 19.2.3, Residential Real Property – Deemed Supplies. ... If so, the B.C. new residential rental property rebate would be calculated as follows: HST paid on the purchase = $700,000 × 12% = $84,000 B.C. new residential rental property rebate Provincial part of the HST paid = $84,000 × 7/12 = $49,000 B.C. new residential rental property rebate = $49,000 × 71.43% = $35,000.70 Example 3 In October 2011, a corporation completed construction of a house that it originally intended to sell. ... If so, the B.C. new residential rental property rebate would be calculated as follows: HST deemed paid on the self-supply = $300,000 × 12% = $36,000 B.C. new residential rental property rebate Provincial part of the HST deemed paid = $36,000 × 7/12 = $21,000 B.C. new residential rental property rebate = $21,000 × 71.43% = $15,000.30 = $14,025 (maximum) Claiming the enhanced new residential rental property rebate The enhanced B.C. new residential rental property rebate would be administered by the CRA. ...

2015-16 Departmental Performance Report Next page Table of Contents A Message from the Minister Foreword by the Chair A Message from the Commissioner Results Highlights Section 1: Organizational Expenditure Overview Organizational Profile Organizational Context Organizational Priorities Section 2: Expenditure Overview Actual Expenditures Budgetary Performance Summary Departmental Spending Trend Expenditures by Vote Alignment of Spending with the Whole-of-Government Framework Financial Statements and Financial Statements Highlights Section 3: Analysis of Progams and Internal Services Programs: Taxpayer and Business Assistance Assessment of Returns and Payment Processing Benefit Programs Reporting Compliance Collections and Returns Compliance Appeals Internal Services Section 4: Supplementary information Supporting Information on Lower-Level Programs Supplementary Information Tables Federal Tax Expenditures Organizational Contact Information Appendices Appendix A – Agency governance and the Board of Management Appendix B – Financial Statements Statement of Management Responsibility Including Internal Control Over Financial Reporting Canada Revenue Agency Financial Statements – Agency Activities Financial Statements Discussion and Analysis – Agency Activities (unaudited) Canada Revenue Agency Financial Statements – Administered Activities Financial Statements Discussion and Analysis – Administered Activities (unaudited) Summary of the Assessment of Effectiveness of the System of Internal Control over Financial Reporting and the Action Plan of the Canada Revenue Agency Unaudited Supplementary Financial Information Appendix C – Service Standards Appendix D – Taxpayer Bill of Rights Appendix E – Other items of Interest Appendix F – Definitions Endnotes Supplementary Information Tables Print Version Note / Remarque For copyright information, please visit the CRA website at www.cra.gc.ca/cpyrght-eng.html i ISSN 2368-2418 Rv1-11E-PDF Next page Date modified: 2016-11-14 ...

Factor Analysis – The Starting Point A factor analysis was conducted to support the segmentation work. ... Key findings of the taxpayer segmentation include: The two largest segments – law abiders and altruistic compliers – represent almost half the population (49%) and are low-risk in terms of their propensity to cheat on their taxes. ... And, more than anyone else, law abiders think it is risky to cheat on taxes – that people who do will get caught. ...

General requirements for a purpose to be eligible for charitable registration First element – The charitable purpose category Second element – The means of providing the charitable benefit Third element – The eligible beneficiary group Based on its context, an element may be inferred A charitable purpose should not be broad or vague C. ... First element – The charitable purpose category 13. For the first three categories of charity (relieving poverty, advancing education, and advancing religion), this element is usually met by including the purpose category in the wording of the purpose. 14. ... Second element – The means of providing the charitable benefit 15. A purpose should identify the means of providing the charitable benefit. ...

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Previous page: Other Costs Next page: Analysis of Revenues Administered on Behalf of the Federal Government Management Discussion and Analysis – Administered Revenues Introduction The Financial Statements – Administered Activities reflect the total assets and liabilities, tax and non-tax revenues, expenses and cash flows administered by the CCRA on behalf of the Government of Canada, provincial/territorial, First Nations and other government organizations. ...