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Section 2 – Planned results Document navigation Previous- Section 2 – Planned results Next- Section 2 – Planned results Benefits Core responsibility Description: To ensure Canadians obtain the support and information they need to know what benefits they may be eligible to receive, that they receive their benefit payments in a timely manner, and have avenues of redress when they disagree with a decision on their benefit eligibility. ... These features will contribute to the efficiency of the CRA's call centre operations – reducing busy signals and improving service overall for those Canadians who rely on our benefit enquiries line for information. ... Return to footnote4 referrer Document navigation Previous- Section 2 – Planned results Next- Section 2 – Planned results Page details Date modified: 2018-04-16 ...

Canada Revenue Agency Future-oriented Financial Statements – Agency Activities Previous page as at March 31 (in thousands of dollars) 2010 2011 ASSETS Financial assets Cash 103 103 Due from the Consolidated Revenue Fund 150,747 161,791 Accounts receivable and advances (Note 6) 14,141 14,494 164,991 176,388 Non-financial assets Prepaid expenses 16,978 17,148 Capital assets (Note 7) 508,759 537,120 525,737 554,268 TOTAL 690,728 730,656 LIABILITIES Accrued salaries 12,314 21,973 Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 150,037 151,537 Lease obligations for capital assets (Note 8) 9,846 6,006 Vacation pay and compensatory leave 170,042 175,794 Employee severance benefits (Note 9) 640,814 662,490 Other liabilities 1,580 1,580 984,633 1,019,380 NET LIABILITIES (Note 10) (293,905) (288,724) TOTAL 690,728 730,656 Contingent liabilities (Note 14) and contractual obligations (Note 15) The accompanying notes are an integral part of these future-oriented financial statements. ... Future-oriented Statement of Net Liabilities – Agency Activities for the year ended March 31 (in thousands of dollars) 2010 2011 Net liabilities, beginning of year (313,284) (293,905) Net cost of operations (4,087,760) (3,832,530) Current year Parliamentary appropriations to be used (Note 5(a)) 4,111,716 3,819,527 Non-tax revenue not credited to Vote 1 (Note 5(c)) (275,078) (285,180) Change in net cash not affecting appropriations in the current year (Note 5(c)) 136,881 19,148 Services received without charge from other government agencies and departments (Note 13) 282,868 273,172 Change in due from the Consolidated Revenue Fund (149,248) 11,044 NET LIABILITIES, END OF YEAR (293,905) (288,724) The accompanying notes are an integral part of these future-oriented financial statement. ... Notes to the Future-oriented Financial Statements – Agency Activities 1. ...

ARCHIVED- 2023 Income Tax and Benefit Guide for Non-Residents and Deemed Residents of Canada – New for 2023 and Before you file your return Use the left navigation menu to access the general table of contents or any other section of this guide. ... Go to Individuals – Leaving or entering Canada and non-residents for the special rules that apply to you. ... Completing your section 216.1 return At the top of page 1 of your return, write " Section 216.1 (actor's election)". ...

For more information, see Line 9945 – Business-use-of-home expenses. Enter your share of the net income or loss from the business at Line 9946 – Your net income (loss). ... Part 1 – Identification Fill in all the lines that apply to your business. ... Line 9476 – Milk and cream (not including dairy subsidies) and Line 9477 – Eggs for consumption On the applicable line, enter the total income from selling eggs, milk, and cream. ...

Notes to the Future-oriented Statement of Operations – Agency Activities 1. ... The estimated costs for significant services provided without charge include: 2009 2010 (in thousands of dollars) Employer’s contribution to the employee benefit plan (health and dental) – Treasury Board Secretariat 195,278 208,561 Legal services – Justice Canada 50,761 47,202 Audit services – Office of the Auditor General of Canada 2,470 2,470 Workers’ compensation benefits – Human Resources and Skills Development Canada 2,090 1,887 Payroll services – Public Works and Government Services Canada 1,512 1,512 252,111 261,632 10. ... Forecasted expenses relating to the Board’s activities for the forecasted years are estimated to $1,849,094 (2009 – $1,697,917) and are included in the net cost of operations. ...

The SR&ED Program launched a free tool called “ Self Assessment Learning Tool ” to help taxpayers understand how to prepare to apply for scientific research and experimental development tax incentives. ... These institutions include the Department of Finance Canada (Tax Data – Evaluation and Formulation of Fiscal Policy) and Statistics Canada (statistical data). Information may also be shared with provincial government institutions, according to memorandums of understanding between the CRA and the provinces on administering the provincial research & development tax credits. ...

Types of income you may have Scholarships, fellowships, bursaries, and study grants (awards) Scholarship exemption Full-time enrolment Part-time enrolment Apprenticeship grants Research grants Artists' project grants Registered education savings plan (RESP) Chapter 3 – Common deductions from income Moving expenses Child care expenses Chapter 4 – Non-refundable tax credits Canada employment amount Public transit amount Interest paid on your student loan Tuition, education, and textbook amounts Supporting documents Chapter 5 – Transfer or carry forward amount Transfer the amount Carry forward the amount Chapter 6 – Child and family benefits Chapter 7 – Other provincial or territorial credits References Online services My Account MyCRA – Mobile app For more information What if you need help? ... Receipts – If you are filing electronically, keep your receipts in case we ask to see them at a later date. ... Chapter 6 – Child and family benefits You may be eligible to receive other credits and benefits. ...

Types of income you may have Scholarships, fellowships, bursaries, and study grants (awards) Scholarship exemption Full-time enrolment Part-time enrolment Apprenticeship grants Research grants Artists' project grants Registered education savings plan (RESP) Chapter 3 – Common deductions from income Moving expenses Child care expenses Chapter 4 – Non-refundable tax credits Canada employment amount Public transit amount Interest paid on your student loan Tuition, education, and textbook amounts Supporting documents Chapter 5 – Transfer or carry forward amount Transfer the amount Carry forward the amount Chapter 6 – Child and family benefits Chapter 7 – Other provincial or territorial credits References Online services My Account MyCRA – Mobile app For more information What if you need help? ... Receipts – If you are filing electronically, keep your receipts in case we ask to see them at a later date. ... Chapter 6 – Child and family benefits You may be eligible to receive other credits and benefits. ...

For example, if you have 350 taps producing, you report 3.5 (350/100 = 3.5). ... Example If you lease 100 cows but only keep 60% of the calf crop, report 60 cows. 100 × 60% = 60 Productive animals Code 104 – Cattle Report the number of cows that calved in your 2017 fiscal year. ... Codes 124 and 125 – Number of feeder livestock – Hogs Report the number of animals fed. ...

Introduction, Section A- Identification, Section B- Directors / Trustee and like officials- Segment 1 Transcript Introduction, Section A – Identification and Section B – Directors, Trustees and like officials, part of the Completing Form T3010 (13) Registered Charity Information Return webinar. ... Changes for 2013 Some of these changes will be found within the revised Form T3010, that is, Registered charity information return, and Form T1236, Qualified Donees Worksheet / Amounts Provided to Other Organizations. ... Charities that gift to qualified donees must report the amount of the gift that was intended for political activities on Form T1236, Qualified Donees Worksheet / Amounts Provided to Other Organizations. ...