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Contributing to your spouse's or common-law partner's RRSPs
He may be able to deduct the remaining $500 ($10,000 – $9,500) on a future year’s income tax and benefit return. ...
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Changes affecting your GST/HST return
Help text will be available by selecting the corresponding blue “?” button for each new line. ...
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Information on bankruptcy
See Find a Licensed Insolvency Trustee or look in the yellow pages of your telephone directory under "Bankruptcies – Trustees" to find the name of a bankruptcy trustee for your province or territory. ...
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Listed personal property (LPP) losses
Nathan's loss from selling LPP in 2016 was more than his gain: his loss was $4,000; his total gain was $500 ($200 + $300). ...
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Additional 10% Export Charge for Option B Regions
For example, where the export charge rate applicable for a month is 5%, the additional export charge would increase that charge rate by 10%, resulting in a total rate of 15% (5% + 10%) for that month. ...
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Recreational facilities and club dues
For more information, see T4 – Information for employers. Forms and publications Interpretation Bulletin IT148, Recreational Properties and Club Dues Income Tax Folio S2-F3-C2, Benefits and Allowances Received from Employment Date modified: 2016-12-08 ...
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Financial assistance payments from your government
For general information on government assistance received by a business in the course of earning business income, see Interpretation Bulletin IT-273R2, Government Assistance – General Comments. ...
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Reason code 1A - Amounts paid in error for goods or services purchased on or delivered to a reserve
For details on how to calculate your total rebate, go to RC4033- General Application for GST/HST Rebates, under "Part C – Rebate claimed". ...
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Invoice requirements
If your customers ask you for an invoice or receipt to claim an ITC, depending on the amount of the sale, you are required by law to give them the following information: Information requirements for sales invoices Information required Total sale under $30 Total sale $30 to $149.99 Total sale $150 or more Your business or trading name, or your intermediary's name (registrant with whom you have an agreement to help you supply your goods or services) yes yes yes Invoice date or, if you do not issue an invoice, the date the GST/HST is paid or payable yes yes yes Total amount paid or payable yes yes yes An indication of the total amount of GST/HST charged or that the amount paid or payable for each taxable supply (other than zero-rated supplies) includes the GST/HST at the applicable rate no yes yes When you supply items taxable at the GST rate and the HST rate, an indication of which items are taxed at the GST rate and which are taxed at the HST rate no yes yes Your business number or your intermediary ' s business number (registrant with whom you have an agreement to help you supply your goods or services) no yes yes The buyer's name or trading name or the name of their authorized agent or representative no no yes A brief description of the goods or services no no yes Terms of payment no no yes Disclosing the HST on sales subject to the point-of-sale rebates, or the Ontario First Nations point-of-sale relief When disclosing the HST on an invoice or receipt issued for a sale of a designated item that you have paid or credited a rebate amount for the provincial part of the HST at the point-of-sale, you may show: the total amount of the HST payable or the total HST rate; the total HST payable as an amount net of the rebate amount paid or credited; or the total price of the qualifying item that includes HST at a net rate of 5%. ...
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Fact sheet
On June 11, 2003, the Federal Court of Appeal allowed the Crown's appeal and concluded, "… that the respondents did not establish that the Aboriginal signatories of Treaty No. 8 understood that the Treaty Commissioners had made a promise exempting them from taxation at any time for any reason. ...