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Investment tax credit: Credit Recapture Refund L abour-sponsored venture capital corporation (LSVCC) Legal fees: To recover employment income Other Lifelong Learning Plan (LPP): Designating repayments Inclusion in income Logging tax credit Losses: Business investment loss Limited partnership losses of other years Net capital losses of other years Non-capital losses of other years Lump-sum payment income M arital status Medical expenses: For other dependants For self, spouse or common-law partner, and dependent children Refundable medical expense supplement Minimum tax: Tax Carryover Moving expenses N et federal supplements Newcomers to Canada and emigrants – non-refundable tax credits Non-resident: Dependants Shares of a non-resident corporation Trusts – beneficiaries, loans, transfers Northern residents deductions O ld age security (OAS): Income Repaying benefits Other income: Apprenticeship incentive grant and apprenticeship completion grant Death benefits (other than CPP or QPP death benefits) Lump-sum payments Other pensions and superannuation income Retiring allowances Scholarships, fellowships, bursaries, and artists’ project grants P art XII.2 trust tax credit Partnership: Income Limited partnership losses of other years Payments Penalties: Cancelling of penalties False statements or omissions Late filing Repeated failure to report income Pension adjustment Pension income amount Pension income splitting: Deduction Income Political contribution tax credit Pooled registered pension plan (PRPP): Deduction Employer contributions Income Provincial or territorial: Credits Tax Provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP): Premiums on self-employment income Premiums paid Premiums payable on employment income Public transit amount R eFILE Refund Refundable Quebec abatement Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) Registered education savings plan (RESP) Registered pension plan (RPP) deduction Registered retirement income fund (RRIF) income Registered retirement savings plan (RRSP): Income Deduction Rental income Repaying amounts included in income Research grants Retiring allowances S earch and rescue volunteers’ amount (SRVA) Security option: Benefits Deduction Self-employment income Social assistance payments Social insurance number (SIN) Specified pension plan (SPP) Split income of a child under 18: Tax on split income Spouse or common-law partner amount Spouse or common-law partner: Amount transferred from your spouse or common-law partner Defined Net income – spouse or common-law partner Support payments: Deduction (support payments made) Income (support payments received) Repayment T ax deducted Tax related to the non-purchase of replacement shares in a Quebec labour-sponsored fund Tax transfer for residents of Quebec Tuition, education, and textbook amounts: Self Transfer from a child Tax shelters U nited States Social Security benefits Universal child care benefit (UCCB): Income Repayment V oluntary disclosures Volunteer firefighters’ amount (VFA) Vow of perpetual poverty W age-loss replacement plans Workers’ compensation benefits Working income tax benefit (WITB): Advance payments Benefit Why do your taxes online? ...

Maybe you should have filed a return for a previous year (see " Do you have to file a return? ") but you did not, or you sent us an incorrect return. If so, and the missing or incorrect return was due more than a year ago, you can voluntarily file or correct that return under the Voluntary Disclosures Program, and pay only the taxes owing (plus interest) without penalty. ...

Maybe you should have filed a return for a previous year (see " Do you have to file a return? " on page 6) but you did not, or you sent us an incorrect return. ...

Maybe you should have filed a return for a previous year (see " Do you have to file a return? ") but you did not, or you sent us an incorrect return. If so, and the missing or incorrect return was due more than a year ago, you can voluntarily file or correct that return under the Voluntary Disclosures Program, and pay only the taxes owing (plus interest) without penalty. ...

Maybe you should have filed a return for a previous year (see " Do you have to file a return? " on page 6) but you did not, or you sent us an incorrect return. ...

Maybe you should have filed a return for a previous year (see " Do you have to file a return? " on page 6) but you did not, or you sent us an incorrect return. ...

Maybe you should have filed a return for a previous year (see " Do you have to file a return? ") but you did not, or you sent us an incorrect return. If so, and the missing or incorrect return was due more than a year ago, you can voluntarily file or correct that return under the Voluntary Disclosures Program, and pay only the taxes owing (plus interest) without penalty. ...

Non-residents electing under section 217 – Your federal tax is based on the greater of your taxable income (line 26000) or your net world income after adjustments (line 16 on Schedule A, Statement of World Income). ... Non-residents and non-residents electing under section 216.1 – Complete and attach Schedule A to your return. ... Non-residents electing under section 217 – Complete and attach Schedule A to your return. ...

The basic Nova Scotia income tax has been reduced to 58.5 % of the basic federal tax. For the Nova Scotia low-income tax reduction, the basic reduction, reduction for spouse, and reduction for equivalent-to-spouse amounts have increased to $ 300, and the reduction for dependent children born in 1979 or later amount has increased to $ 165 per child. ...

To claim the credit, get Form T2036, Provincial or Territorial Foreign Tax Credit, from the CRA's Web site or by contacting us (see the section called " If you have questions… "). ... To claim the credit, get Form T1272, Newfoundland and Labrador Direct Equity Tax Credit, from the CRA's Web site or by contacting us (see the section called " If you have questions… "). ...