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Example – T5 slip for 2012 dividends Example Date modified: 2016-01-07 ...

Example – T5 slip for 2011 dividends Example Date modified: 2016-01-07 ...

Box 17 – Identification of securities Enter a description of the securities in the white box (for example, Treasury bill, banker's acceptance, shares of XYZ Corporation, debt obligation in bearer form). ...

Step 2 – Make an access to information or personal information request If you cannot get the information you are looking for through the CRA’s services, make a request through the Access to Information Act or Privacy Act. ... To make a request, you must be one of the following: a Canadian citizen a permanent resident of Canada an individual or corporation currently in Canada What you need to provide to make a request proof of identity for privacy requests your social insurance number (only for requests that concern your taxes) a description of the information you want; give enough detail so that an experienced employee of the CRA can identify the information date range, if applicable (for example, "I would like copies of my tax records for the 2012 to 2014 tax years.”) consent – if you are representing another individual, you must provide a letter from the individual, signed within the last 30 days, that authorizes the CRA to discuss and disclose the individual’s personal information $5 application fee for access to information requests: by cheque or money order, payable to the “Receiver General for Canada,” when you submit your request by mail by Visa, MasterCard or American Express credit card when you send your request online Additional information you need to provide for business-related requests business name, if applicable business number, if applicable a corporate profile report and authorization dated within the last 30 days, if applicable the name of the specific account(s) for which you are seeking information, for example: corporate [RC], GST [RT], payroll [RP] Notes You don't have to give a reason for making information requests, although an explanation might help our staff find the material you want. ...

Place of supply – IPP relating to real property Use the following rules to determine which GST/HST rate applies for intangible personal property (IPP) relating to: Real property located in one province Real property located in more than one province  Real property located in one province If your supply of IPP relates to real property  located entirely in one province, GST/HST applies at the rate for that province. ... Note If the real property is located exactly 50% in a  participating province   and 50% in a non-participating province, GST applies at the rate of 5%. ...

Lines 413 and 414 – Labour-sponsored funds tax credit You may be able to claim a credit if you became the first registered holder to acquire, or irrevocably subscribe to and pay for, an approved share of the capital stock of a prescribed labour-sponsored venture capital corporation (LSVCC) from January 1, 2016, to March 1, 2017. ... RRSPs and the Labour-sponsored funds tax credit See the Example – RRSPs and the Labour-sponsored funds tax credit. ...

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Tla’amin Nation – Ratification of Final Agreement GST/HST Notices- Notice 293 March 2016 Tla’amin Nation has signed the Tla’amin Final Agreement and will become a self-governing First Nation effective April 5, 2016. ... Tax relief provided to the former Band under Technical Information Bulletin B-039, GST/HST Administrative Policy – Application of the GST/HST to Indians will no longer apply after April 4, 2016. ...

The Canada Revenue Agency is making it easier to claim scientific research & experimental development tax incentives This information sheet is also available in PDF format: The Canada Revenue Agency is making it easier to claim scientific research & experimental development tax incentives (PDF, 120 KB) The Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) Program is a federal tax incentive program that is designed to encourage Canadian businesses of all sizes and in all sectors to conduct research and development (R&D) in Canada. ...

Examples – Employees of transit companies Example 1 Non-taxable benefit Pierre works as a bus driver for the Toronto Transit Company and his employer provides him with a free transit pass for his exclusive use. ... The taxable benefit to be included in Joe's income is $150 ($10 × 15 passes). ...