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John's office of Deloitte & Touche, LLP from 1984 until his retirement in 2008. ... In 2008, he established Fitzpatrick & Company, Prince Edward Island's first father and son firm of chartered accountants. ... CRA activities Fiscal Year 2013-2014 (in $ 000) 2014-2015 (in $ 000) 2015-2016 (in $000) Federal and provincial benefits payments 21,520 21,778 28,626 Total administered revenues 359,867 376,264 398,154 As demonstrated in the CRA activities figure, CRA's work volume, as measured based on total administered revenues and benefit payments processed, has increased. ...

In most cases, “moneys” is actual money – dollars and cents. However, the word “moneys” has a wider meaning. ... In this case, the amount would be $486.53. $270.29 (for the taxpayer) + $108.12 (for the first dependant) + $54.06 X 2 (for the other two dependent children) = $486.53 Then withhold 30% and remit that amount to the CRA. ...

Where: Line 344 = the sum of Items 94 "Allowable charitable donations and government gifts" and 95 "Eligible cultural and ecological gifts". Line 345 = $200 or the amount from Line 344, whichever is less. Line 346 = 15% of Line 345. Line 348 = 29% of Line 344 minus Line 345. Item 97: Total federal non-refundable tax credits- Line 350 of Schedule 1 of the return This item is the sum of Item 93, "Total tax credits on personal amounts" and Item 96 "Total tax credit on donations and gifts". ...

The following categories apply: Classified Information and Assets – Sensitive information and assets that are important to the national interest (security of the nation) including “Top Secret,” “Secret,” and “Confidential.” ... Designated "Protected" Information and Assets – Information that lies outside the national interest, but is nevertheless sensitive (for example, taxpayer information and personal data). ... For more information, go to Security Risk Management – Information Technology Threat and Risk Assessments Policy. 4.8.7 Security of software Software installed on laptops is not to be copied. ...

Example 1- Finished inventory- customized shirts Direct material cost per item: $27.00 Labour cost per item: Non-basic services: $4.20 Basic services: $1.60 Other indirect cost per item: $ 0.70 Total product cost per item: $33.50 Percentage value added attributable to non-basic services ($4.20 ÷ $33.50): 12.5% Percentage total value added ($5.80 ÷ $33.50): 17.3% In this example, the business is not considered to be engaged in the substantial alteration of property because, although its percentage value added attributable to non-basic services exceeds 10%, the business's percentage total value added does not exceed 20%. ... Example 2- Imported customers' goods- customized shirts Total processing fees charged for the year: $ 810,000 Processing fees attributable to non-basic services (70%): $ 567,000 Total of base values of customers' goods and processing fees for the year (3,240,000- 810,000): $ 4,050,000 Percentage value added attributable to non-basic services (567,000 ÷ 4,050,000): 14% Percentage total value added (810,000 ÷ 4,050,000): 20% In this example, the business satisfies the value-added test with respect to its customers' goods because, although its percentage value added attributable to non-basic services exceeds 10%, its percentage total value added in respect of those goods does not exceed 20%. ...

If you received a CCB overpayment, see Balance owing – benefits overpayment. ...

To find out more about certification: For T1 General returns: EFILE – Certified software For T2 corporation returns: Corporation Internet Filing Q7. ...

To make a request fill out Form RC4288, Request for Taxpayer Relief – Cancel or Waive Penalties or Interest. ...

If he pays only the required amount in 2016, his minimum LLP repayment in 2017 will be $2,177 ($19,600 ÷ 9). ...

Activities underway as part of this strategy include: Refining our understanding of Canada’s underground economy — where, when and how it occurs; Reducing the social acceptability of participation in the underground economy; and Reducing participation in the underground economy through a range of initiatives, including education, outreach and compliance actions like audit and enforcement. ...