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Tax shelter units and price – Enter the information for the proposed number of units, proposed price, and amount you expect to raise. 3. ... Tick () the appropriate box. If you answer yes, you have to complete Section E – Financing information. ... Entitlements to amounts or benefits with respect to the investment in this tax shelter: Tick () the appropriate box. ...

If you are a commuter from Canada and contribute to a U.S. retirement plan, see Form RC268, Employee Contributions to a United States Retirement Plan for 2016 – Cross-border Commuters. For more information, see Questions and answers about Line 206 – Pension adjustment. ... Forms and publications General Income Tax and Benefit Guide Form RC267, Employee Contributions to a United States Retirement Plan for 2016 – Temporary Assignments Form RC268, Employee Contributions to a United States Retirement Plan for 2016 – Cross-border Commuters Form RC269, Employee Contributions to a Foreign Pension Plan or Social Security Arrangement for 2016 – Non- United States Plans or Arrangements Date modified: 2016-11-09 ...

Line 207 – Registered pension plan (RPP) deduction A registered pension plan (RPP) is a pension plan that has been set up by your employer, and registered by us, to provide you with a pension when you retire. ... Arrangement), see Form RC269, Employee Contributions to a Foreign Pension Plan or Social Security Arrangement for 2016 – Non-United States Plans or Arrangements. ... Forms and publications General Income Tax and Benefit Guide Form RC267, Employee Contributions to a United States Retirement Plan for 2016 – Temporary Assignments Form RC268, Employee Contributions to a United States Retirement Plan for 2016 – Cross-border Commuters Form RC269, Employee Contributions to a Foreign Pension Plan or Social Security Arrangement for 2016 – Non-United States Plans or Arrangements Guide T4040, RRSPs and Other Registered Plans for Retirement Interpretation Bulletin IT-167R, Registered Pension Funds or Plans – Employee's Contributions Date modified: 2016-11-09 ...

Box 10 – Actual amount of dividends other than eligible dividends For dividends paid after 2005, enter the actual amount of dividends other than eligible dividends, or the amount we deem to be dividends other than eligible dividends, paid by a Canadian corporation. ... Do not include: dividends paid or payable by a credit union to a member who has a share in the credit union, if the share is not listed on a prescribed stock exchange (we treat these amounts as interest, see Box 13 – Interest from Canadian sources); capital gains dividends (see Box 18 – Capital gains dividends); dividends paid to individuals who are not eligible for the federal dividend tax credit (see Box 14 – Other income from Canadian sources); eligible dividends (see Box 24 – Actual amount of eligible dividends); or taxable dividends, other than capital gains dividends, paid by a mortgage investment corporation to any of its shareholders (we treat these amounts as interest, see Box 13 – Interest from Canadian sources). ...

Example – How AIPs are taxed Example The RESP under which Mary is an original subscriber allows AIPs. ... Mary fills out Form T1172, Additional Tax on Accumulated Income Payments from RESPs, to determine the amount of additional tax she has to pay for 2016 as follows: Step 1: Calculate amount subject to the additional tax: AIP for 2016 ($16,000) − Amount Mary deducts for 2016 for RRSP contributions from an AIP ($14,000) = Amount subject to the additional tax ($2,000) Step 2: Calculate additional tax payable: Amount subject to the additional tax ($2,000) × Rate (20%) = Additional tax payable ($400) Mary reports the AIP of $16,000 on line 130 and the additional tax on line 418 of her 2016 income tax and benefit return. ... The additional tax is $3,200 ($16,000 × 20%). Date modified: 2016-11-16 ...

Line 428 – Provincial or territorial tax Complete Form 428 for your province or territory of residence to determine your provincial or territorial tax. ... If that is the case, use Form T2203, Provincial and Territorial Taxes – Multiple Jurisdictions, to calculate your tax for provinces and territories other than Quebec. ... Forms and publications General Income Tax and Benefit Guide – Guide, Returns, Schedules Form T2203, Provincial and Territorial Taxes – Multiple Jurisdictions Related topics Provincial and territorial tax and credits for individuals Line 420 – Net federal tax Date modified: 2017-01-03 ...

And the entire Agency has certainly been focused on effectiveness – as has the government as a whole. ... We know – as you do – that in Canada, the regulation of charities is, generally speaking, a matter of provincial responsibility. ... It is also suggested that the CRA – the administrator of fiscal policy – is going beyond its mandate by attempting to regulate charities. ...

T3010 charity return – Before you file Overview Before you file Filing information After you file What if you are no longer in operation? ... Fiscal period end change – If you have received approval to change your fiscal period-end, you will have to file a separate return for the months between your old fiscal period-end and the beginning of your new fiscal period. Permission to accumulate funds – If you have received approval to accumulate funds, report the amount accumulated during the fiscal period (including any income earned) on line 5500, and any accumulated funds spent on line 5510. ...

Businesses – International and non-resident taxes This is information for businesses. Were you looking for Individuals – Leaving or entering Canada and non-residents? ... Transfer pricing International transfer pricing including Pacific Association of Tax Administration (PATA), advance pricing arrangements, and transfer pricing memoranda Trusts – Residency and contact us information Topics for payers Payments to non-residents Making or crediting payments to non-residents on non-resident tax withholding, remitting deductions and reporting Form NR5 – 5-year Administrative Policy Generally, Form NR5 only has to be filed once every five years. ...

Pay your taxes online – and on time Archived content Information identified as archived is provided for reference, research or recordkeeping purposes. ... Choose the payment method that’s right for you: Online banking – You’re already paying your hydro and phone bills online. ... Third-party service providers – You may be able to make your payment through a third‑party service provider. ...