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Highlights — Tax Services Innovating for the Future With the Tax Services business line, we are continuing to make ongoing advancements in the way we operate, applying new systems and technologies to improve the services we deliver to Canadians. ... Through consultations with our clients — individuals, small enterprises, and large businesses — we have developed a coherent vision for the future that embraces seven key areas: [The image above is also available in a text version] Under Future Directions, we will expand our services to improve client satisfaction, particularly by offering a wider range of electronic self-service options, making it easier and more convenient to comply. ... Processing returns accurately, efficiently, and in a timely way: introducing more electronic filing options — such as NETFILE and TELEFILE — to accelerate processing. ...

Line 424 – Federal tax on split income Certain types of income of a child who was born in 1999 or later are treated differently. ... Forms and publications General Income Tax and Benefit Package – Guide, Returns, Schedules Form T1206, Tax on Split Income Related topics Line 120 – Taxable amount of dividends (eligible and other than eligible) from taxable Canadian Corporations Line 121 – Interest and other investment income Line 122 – Net partnership income: limited or non-active partners only Lines 135 to 143 – Self-employment income Date modified: 2017-01-03 ...

Line 208 – RRSP and PRPP deduction A registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) is a retirement savings plan that you establish, that we register, and to which you or your spouse or common-law partner contribute. ... For more information on PRPPs, go to Pooled Registered Pension Plan (PRPP) – information for individuals. ... For more information, see Questions and answers about Line 208 – RRSP deduction. ...

T3010 charity return – Overview Overview Before you file Filing information After you file File a complete return each year, no later than six months after the end of your fiscal period. ... Related links Form T3010, Registered Charity Information Return Form T1235, Directors/Trustees and Like Officials Worksheet Form T1236, Qualified Donees Worksheet / Amounts provided to other organizations Guides and help T3010 checklist – how to avoid common mistakes when filing your return T4033 Completing the Registered Charity Information Return T2082 Excess Corporate Holdings Regime for Private Foundations List of companies authorized to produce customized forms Contact the Charities Directorate Related services and information Charities and giving – Alphabetical index of topics Information available to the public from a registered charity’s T3010 return Changing a charity's address, phone number, or contact person Changing a charity’s authorized representative information Changing a charity’s director, trustee, or like official information Before you file Date modified: 2016-06-23 ...

RRSP contribution receipt – slip information for individuals Tax year Indicates the tax year for which the contribution receipt has been issued. Contribution periods The contribution periods for a tax year are: First period – last 10 months (March to December) of the tax year (ordinarily March 2nd to December 31st of the tax year); and Second period – first 60 days of the following year (ordinarily January 1st to March 1st of year following the tax year). ...

Line 369 – Home buyers' amount You can claim $5,000 for the purchase of a qualifying home in 2016 if both of the following apply: you or your spouse or common-law partner acquired a qualifying home; and you did not live in another home owned by you or your spouse or common-law partner in the year of acquisition or in any of the four preceding years (first-time home buyer). ... Forms and publications General Income Tax and Benefit Package – Guide, Returns, Schedules Form T2201, Disability Tax Credit Certificate Related topics Line 316 – Disability amount (for self) Homeowners Date modified: 2017-01-03 ...

RRSP contribution receipt – slip information for individuals Tax year Indicates the tax year for which the contribution receipt has been issued. Contribution periods The contribution periods for a tax year are: First period – last 10 months (March to December) of the tax year (ordinarily March 2nd to December 31st of the tax year); and Second period – first 60 days of the following year (ordinarily January 1st to March 1st of year following the tax year). ...

Net family income Net family income – used in table 1 – is calculated based on the recipient's marital status. ... Marital status Marital status – used in table 2 – refers to the marital status of the recipient as of the last issuance of the benefit year. ... Number of dependent children Number of dependent children – used in table 3 – refers to the number of dependent children per recipient. ...

Net family income Net family income – used in table 1 – is calculated based on the recipient's marital status. ... Marital status Marital status – used in table 2 – refers to the marital status of the recipient as of the last issuance of the benefit year. ... Number of dependent children Number of dependent children – used in table 3 – refers to the number of dependent children per recipient. ...

Account alerts – Helping you keep tabs on your account information Sign up for account alerts to get an email from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) whenever there’s a change made to your address or to your direct deposit information. ... Benefits of account alerts: Don’t miss out on any payments – if the CRA sent you paper mail, such as a cheque, and it was returned to us you’ll get an email Stop worrying and stay protected – if you get an email for a change you didn’t make, you can report it as soon as it happens Receive confirmation of your account changes – you’ll get an email as soon as we process your address or direct deposit change How to register or update your email address for account alerts To start receiving account alerts, you have to be registered for My Account. ... For more information, go to Online mail – Helping you organize your Canada Revenue Agency mail. ...