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File your tax return ― You (and your spouse or common-law partner) should file your 2003 tax return(s) as soon as possible. ...

Where do you find … At your service Before you start Filing your return After you file Step 1- Identification Step 2- Goods and services tax (GST) credit application Step 3- Total income Loans and transfers of property Foreign property Tax shelters Line 101- Employment income Line 102- Commissions Line 104- Other employment income Line 113- Old Age Security pension Line 114- Canada or Quebec Pension Plan benefits Line 115- Other pensions or superannuation Line 119- Employment Insurance benefits Line 120- Taxable amount of dividends from taxable Canadian corporations Line 121- Interest and other investment income Line 122- Net partnership income: Limited or non-active partners only Line 126- Rental income Line 127- Taxable capital gains Line 128- Alimony or maintenance income Line 129- Registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) income Line 130- Other income Lines 135 to 143- Self-employment income Line 144- Workers' Compensation benefits Line 145- Social assistance payments Line 146- Net federal supplements Step 4- Taxable income Line 206- Pension adjustment Line 207- Registered pension plan contributions Line 208- Registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) contributions Line 209- Saskatchewan Pension Plan contributions Line 212- Annual union, professional, or like dues Line 214- Child care expenses Line 215- Attendant care expenses Line 217- Business investment loss Line 219- Moving expenses Line 220- Alimony or maintenance paid Line 221- Carrying charges and interest expenses Line 224- Exploration and development expenses Line 229- Other employment expenses Line 232- Other deductions Line 235- Social benefits repayment Line 237- Accumulated forward-averaging amount withdrawal Line 248- Employee home relocation loan deduction Line 249- Stock option and shares deduction Line 250- Other payments deduction Line 251- Limited partnership losses of other years Line 252- Non-capital losses of other years Line 253- Net capital losses of other years Line 254- Capital gains deduction Line 255- Northern residents deductions Line 256- Additional deductions Step 5- Non-refundable tax credits Newcomers to Canada and emigrants Amounts for non-resident dependants (lines 303 and 306) Line 300- Basic personal amount Line 301- Age amount Line 303- Spousal amount Line 305- Equivalent-to-spouse amount Line 306- Amounts for infirm dependants age 18 or older Line 308- Canada or Quebec Pension Plan contributions through employment Line 310- Canada or Quebec Pension Plan contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings Line 312- Employment Insurance premiums Line 314- Pension income amount Line 316- Disability amount Line 318- Disability amount transferred from a dependant other than your spouse Line 320- Tuition fees Line 322- Education amount Line 324- Tuition fees and education amount transferred from a child Line 326- Amounts transferred from your spouse Line 330- Medical expenses Line 331- Medical expenses adjustment Line 335 Line 338 Line 340- Charitable donations Line 342- Cultural, ecological, and government gifts Step 6- Refund or Balance owing Minimum tax Lines 409 and 410- Federal political contribution tax credit Line 412- Investment tax credit Line 413 and 414- Labour-sponsored funds tax credit Line 419- Federal individual surtax Line 421- Canada Pension Plan contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings Line 422- Social benefits repayment Line 428- Provincial or territorial tax Line 437- Total income tax deducted Line 438- Tax transfer for residents of Quebec Line 440- Refundable Quebec abatement Line 448- Canada Pension Plan overpayment Line 450- Employment Insurance overpayment Line 454- Refunds of investment tax credit Line 456- Part XII.2 trust tax credit Line 457- Employee and partner GST rebate Line 476- Tax paid by instalments Line 478- Forward-averaging tax credit Line 479- Provincial or territorial tax credits Line 484 and 485- Refund or Balance owing Schedule 1, Federal Tax Calculation (lines 500 to 518) Date modified: 2002-02-04 ...

File your return – You (and your spouse or common-law partner) should file your 2006 return(s) as soon as possible. ...

File your return – You (and your spouse or common-law partner) should file your 2007 return(s) as soon as possible. ...

File your return – You (and your spouse or common-law partner) should file your 2006 return(s) as soon as possible. ...

File your return – You (and your spouse or common-law partner) should file your 2007 return(s) as soon as possible. ...

File your tax return ― You (and your spouse or common-law partner) should file your 2003 tax return(s) as soon as possible. ...

File your return – You (and your spouse or common-law partner) should file your 2006 return(s) as soon as possible. ...

File your return – You (and your spouse or common-law partner) should file your 2007 return(s) as soon as possible. ...

File your tax return ― You (and your spouse or common-law partner) should file your 2003 tax return(s) as soon as possible. ...