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Line 427 – Minimum tax carryover If you paid minimum tax on any of your 2009 to 2015 returns, but you do not have to pay minimum tax for 2016, you may be able to claim credits against your taxes for 2016 for all or part of the minimum tax you paid in those years. ... Forms and publications General Income Tax and Benefit Package – Guide, Return, and Schedules Form T691, Alternative Minimum Tax Form TP-776.42, Alternative Minimum Tax (Quebec) Related topics Minimum Tax Date modified: 2017-01-10 ...

Line 479 – Provincial or territorial credits If, on December 31, 2016, you were a resident of: Ontario, Manitoba, British Columbia, Yukon, the Northwest Territories, or Nunavut, use Form 479 to calculate your refundable provincial or territorial credits. ... Forms and publications General Income Tax and Benefit Package – Guide, Returns, Schedules Related topics Provincial and territorial tax and credits for individuals Date modified: 2017-01-03 ...

Box 16 – Taxable amounts Enter the taxable amounts from the RRIF that you paid to an annuitant or to another beneficiary in the year. ... For information on excess amounts, see Box 24 – Excess amount; the payments that the spouse or common-law partner continues to receive as the successor annuitant after the previous annuitant dies. ...

Line 219 – Moving expenses You can claim eligible moving expenses if: you moved and established a new home to work or run a business at a new location; or you moved to be a student in full-time attendance in a post-secondary program at a university, college or other educational institution. ... Forms and publications General Income Tax and Benefit Package – Guide, Return, and Schedules Form T1-M, Moving Expenses Deduction Income Tax Folio S1-F3-C4, Moving Expenses Related topics Moving Date modified: 2017-01-03 ...

Section G – Security deposit, investment, and insurance policy information If you answer yes to question 5 in Section C, you have to complete Section G and provide the additional information requested below. ... For each entity, tick () the appropriate column. Additional information required Attach to the application any draft agreements or similar document that will be offered to the participants. ...

Scientific Research & Experimental Development (SR&ED) If you do not agree with the findings of the review of your SR&ED claim, or if you have any concerns about how the review was conducted, take the steps outlined in the Guidelines for resolving claimants' SR&ED concerns. ... You or your authorized representative can file an objection: online at My Account by selecting "Register my formal dispute"; online at My Business Account by selecting "Register a formal dispute (Notice of Objection)" for “Corporations”; online at Represent a Client; or by mail, using Form T400A, Objection – Income Tax Act, or writing to the chief of appeals at your Appeals Intake Centre (see Appendix B of pamphlet P148). ...

Dispute (appeal) a notice of assessment – payroll (RP) issued by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) After the CRA has issued an assessment – payroll (RP) for your business account, only the payer has the right to dispute the assessment by filing an appeal to the Minister of National Revenue. ...

T5008 Statement of Securities Transactions – slip information for individuals For detailed information on the amounts shown in the boxes of your T5008 slip, see the corresponding box number below the following image: T5008 slip image This information slip reports the amount paid or credited to you for securities you disposed of or redeemed during the year. ... Box 20 – The amount in box 20 may or may not reflect your adjusted cost base (ACB) for the purpose of determining the gain or loss from the disposition of the security. ...

Schedule B – Other Items of Interest Previous page Next page Schedules This schedule contains detailed action plans and covers sustainable development and the benefit programs and benefit-related services that the CRA delivers. ... Fiscal year 2009-2010 Release 2.0 – April 2009 COMPLETED 2. Fully operational risk scores are scheduled for business programs by 2011. 2011 The automation of enhanced risk scoring for other revenue lines is subject to the availability of CRA funding. ... Benefit Programs and Benefit-Related Services Delivered by the CRA Six Federal Benefit Programs Canada Child Tax Benefit Universal Child Care Benefit [Footnote 1] Children’s Special Allowances Goods and services tax / harmonized sales tax credit Disability tax credit Working income tax benefit advance payments [Footnote 1] On behalf of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada 20 Ongoing Benefit Programs for Provinces and Territories 1 st Year 1 st Year British Columbia – BC Family Bonus 1996 Yukon Child Benefit 1999 Alberta Family Employment Tax Credit 1997 Nunavut Child Benefit 1999 New Brunswick Child Tax Benefit 1997 Nunavut – Territorial Worker’s Supplement 1999 New Brunswick Working Income Supplement 1997 Newfoundland and Labrador Child Benefit 1999 Newfoundland and Labrador Harmonized Sales Tax Credit 1997 Newfoundland and Labrador Seniors’ Benefit 1999 British Columbia – BC Earned Income Benefit 1998 Saskatchewan Low-Income Tax Credit 2000 Saskatchewan Child Benefit 1998 Newfoundland and Labrador – Mother Baby Nutrition Supplement 2001 Northwest Territories Child Benefit 1998 Ontario Child Benefit 2007 Northwest Territories – Territorial Worker’s Supplement 1998 British Columbia Low Income Climate Action Tax Credit 2008 Nova Scotia Child Benefit 1998 Ontario Senior Homeowners’ Property Tax Grant 2009 Nine One-Time Payment Programs Tax Year Tax Year Relief for Heating Expenses (federal) 2000 Energy Cost Benefit (federal) 2005 British Columbia – BC Energy Rebate 2001 Alberta 2005 Resource Rebate 2005 Alberta Energy Tax Refund 2001 Ontario Home Electricity Relief 2006 Ontario Taxpayer Dividend 2001 British Columbia Climate Action Dividend 2008 Nova Scotia Taxpayer Refund 2003 61 Data Exchange and Data Transfer Services Thirty-five income verification data exchanges with provinces to support programs Eleven National Child Benefit Supplement data exchanges with provinces and territories to facilitate the calculation of social assistance Five data transfers with provinces to support top-ups for CRA-administered child benefit programs Two data transfers of income and child information to support administration of the Ontario Child Care Supplement and Quebec Family Allowance programs Three data exchanges and transfers to support the new Nova Scotia Pharmacare program, the British Columbia Low Income Climate Action Tax Credit, and to assist the ministère du Revenu du Québec in administering the Quebec Taxation Act Five data exchanges and data transfers to support federal administration of the EI Family Supplement, Canada Learning Bond, Additional Canada Education Savings Grant, Registered Disability Savings Plan, and Guaranteed Income Supplement Previous page Next page Date modified: 2010-11-02 ...

Examples – Qualifying portion of a withdrawal Example 1 In 2015, Judy begins the year with a TFSA contribution room of $10,000. ... Tax = 1% per month on the highest excess amount = $2,000 x 1% x 2 months, which is $40. ... Tax = 1% per month on the highest excess amount = $500 x 1% x 3 months, which is $15. ...