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T5008 slip
You can get a PDF or PDF fillable/saveable version of the Form T5008, Statement of Securities Transactions slip. ... If possible, use the alphabetic codes, as follows: USD – United States, dollar JPY – Japan, yen HKD – Hong Kong, dollar AUD – Australia, dollar NZD – New Zealand, dollar DKK – Denmark, krone GBP – United Kingdom, pound EUR – European Union, euro OTH – Other When you report amounts in foreign currency, keep the following in mind: print the name of the foreign currency on the T5008 slips (for example, U.S. ... Box 15 – Type code of securities Indicate the type of security by entering one of the following codes: BON – Bonds BO1 – A bulk transaction in bonds for which the quantity cannot be determined DOB – Debt obligations in bearer form DO1 – A bulk transaction in debt obligations in bearer form for which the quantity cannot be determined ELN – Equity linked notes FUT – Futures MET – Precious metals MFT – Units in a mutual fund trust or investment fund trust MSC – Miscellaneous OPC – Option contracts PTI – Publicly traded interest in a trust or partnership RTS – Rights SHS – Shares UNT – Units (for example, a unit consisting of a bond and a warrant) WTS – Warrants These codes are the same as field 35A in the international standard ISO 15022. ...
Current CRA website
2017 to 2018 Fees Report
Return to table 1 note * referrer Table 1 Note † A remission is a partial or full return of a fee paid. ... Return to table 2 note * referrer Table 2 Note † A remission is a partial or full return of a fee paid. ... Return to table 3 note * referrer Table 3 Note † A remission is a partial or full return of a fee paid. ...
Current CRA website
2019 to 2020 Fees Report
2019 to 2020 Fees Report PDF version © Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, represented by the Minister of National Revenue, 2020 Catalogue No. ... Return to table 1 note * referrer Fees set by contract table 1 note * 139,286,800 139,286,800 Remissions do not apply to fees set by contract. ... Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations Material (formula)- Advance income tax rulings fee Details on each fee Fee 2019–20 fee amount ($) 2019–20 total fee revenue ($) Fee adjustment date Adjusted fee amount in 2021–22 ($) Table 2 Note Table 2 Note ** Note: Original fees order text (last updated in 2000) is shown. ...
Current CRA website
Get ready to volunteer
Get ready to volunteer On this page Roles and responsibilities Register to volunteer Getting access to the tax software Safeguarding an individual's information Supplies and logistics PDF version (opens in new window) Roles and responsibilities Depending on the community organization you are volunteering with, you may be assigned one or more of the following roles: Tax preparer Coordinator Support Roles: greeter interpreter screener administrator Before starting the training, review the roles and responsibilities you will assume as a CVITP volunteer on the CRA's Before you register – important information page. Transcript Help people file their taxes – What to expect as a volunteer Please note: This is a YouTube video and will only play for those with unrestricted Internet access. ... Safeguarding an individual's information Follow these steps to ensure you are keeping an individual's information safe: Do not use or disclose the individual's information for any purpose other than to complete their tax return Store the individual's information securely in a locked drawer or cabinet and never leave their information unattended Be mindful of your surroundings when speaking with individuals, especially in a virtual clinic setting when other people are present or there are nearby devices like Google Home or Alexa Tell your community organization and your CRA coordinator immediately if a security breach such as lost, stolen or compromised data occurs Supplies and logistics To ensure you can efficiently perform your role, we suggest having the following: Recommended supplies: Desktop or laptop computer Internet connection Mandatory forms: TIS60 – Community Volunteer Income Tax Program- Taxpayer Authorization Pre-filled Authorization request – signature page (if using Auto-fill my return) UFile CVITP activation key EFILE number and password Useful supplies: Printer and USB flash drive Federal income tax and benefit information Forms: T1 Adjustment request (T1-ADJ) Direct deposit enrolment (8001-552E) Address change request (RC325) Disability Tax Credit Certificate (T2201) Pre-addressed tax centre envelopes Pencils, paper, calculator, stapler and other general office supplies Forms commonly used by CVITP volunteers can be accessed and printed directly from the Forms, job aids and fact sheets page. ...
Old website (cra-arc.gc.ca)
Fact sheet
Peter Harris, Partner, Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP, representing the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. ... Related documents: News release: The Minister of National Revenue announced the Canada Revenue Agency's Action Task Force on Small Business Issues Report: Helping Small Businesses by Reducing the Compliance Burden Fact sheet: Canada Revenue Agency's Action Task Force on Small Business Issues This document is also available for download in PDF format. ...
Old website (cra-arc.gc.ca)
Tax tip
Goods and services tax / harmonized sales tax (GST/HST) rebate: If you had expenses that included GST/HST in the course of your employment duties, and you deducted these expenses from your employment income, you may be able to claim a rebate of part or all of the GST/HST you paid on these expenses. ... This document is also available for download in PDF format. To get notification by email when news releases, fact sheets, tax tips, and tax alerts are added to our Web site, subscribe to our electronic mailing list. ...
Current CRA website
Are you aware that all your tips and gratuities are taxable?
PDF version Restaurant and bar servers, hairdressers, valets, taxi drivers and others who earn tips need to be sure those amounts are included as income when they file their income tax and benefit returns. ... For more information about the VDP, go to Voluntary Disclosures Program – Introduction. ...
Current CRA website
Notification and information reporting
To do so, click on your GST/HST account number in the Navigation Menu, and then click on “Submit a PDF form with an electronic signature.” Or you can mail this information to: Prince Edward Island Tax Centre 275 Pope Road Summerside PE C1N 6A2 Information return As part of Budget 2021, the Government of Canada enacted new legislative measures that require the following groups to register for, collect and remit the goods and services tax / harmonized sales tax (GST/HST): non-resident vendors that supply digital products or services (including traditional services) to consumers in Canada, distribution platform operators facilitating those supplies to Canadian consumers, and accommodation platform operators facilitating supplies of short-term accommodation in Canada The new legislation also requires the following groups to file information returns: accommodation platform operators in respect of a supply of short-term accommodation situated in Canada in a calendar year, and distribution platform operators in respect of a qualifying tangible personal property supply made in a calendar year These requirements are outlined in sections 211.21 and 211.25 of the Excise Tax Act. ...
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Fact sheet
Guideline table effective July 2003- June 2004 Based on February 18, 2003, Budget Family Net Income ($) One Child ($/month) Two Children ($/month) Three Children ($/month) Four Children ($/month) Five Children ($/month) 219.33 421.25 623.50 825.75 1028.00 22,000 214.54 412.34 610.70 812.95 1015.20 23,000 204.37 393.42 583.53 785.62 988.03 24,000 194.21 374.50 556.37 758.62 960.87 25,000 184.04 355.59 529.20 731.45 933.70 26,000 173.87 336.67 502.03 704.28 906.53 27,000 163.71 317.75 474.87 677.12 879.37 28,000 153.54 298.84 447.70 649.95 852.20 29,000 143.37 279.92 420.53 622.78 825.03 30,000 133.21 261.00 393.37 595.62 797.87 31,000 123.04 242.09 366.20 568.45 770.70 32,000 112.87 223.17 339.03 541.28 743.53 33,000 102.71 204.25 311.87 514.12 716.37 34,000 96.34 192.69 296.94 484.81 687.06 35,000 94.26 188.52 292.77 453.48 655.73 40,000 83.84 167.69 271.94 376.19 499.06 45,000 73.43 146.86 251.11 355.36 459.61 50,000 63.01 126.02 230.27 334.52 438.77 55,000 52.59 105.19 209.44 313.69 417.94 60,000 42.18 84.36 188.61 292.86 397.11 65,000 31.76 63.52 167.77 272.02 376.27 70,000 21.34 42.69 146.94 251.19 355.44 75,000 10.93 21.86 126.11 230.36 334.61 80,000 0.51 1.02 105.27 209.52 313.77 85,000 0 0 84.44 188.69 292.94 90,000 0 0 63.61 167.86 272.11 95,000 0 0 42.77 147.02 251.27 100,000 0 0 21.94 126.19 230.44 110,000 0 0 0 84.52 188.77 120,000 0 0 0 42.86 147.11 130,000 0 0 0 1.19 105.44 140,000 0 0 0 0 63.77 150,000 0 0 0 0 22.11 Notes: These amounts assume that all children are seven years of age or older. ... This document is also available for download in PDF format. To get notification by email when news releases, fact sheets, tax tips, and tax alerts are added to our Web site, subscribe to our electronic mailing list. ...
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Fact sheet
Canada Child Tax Benefit Guideline table effective July 2002- June 2003 Based on December 10, 2001, Budget Family net income ($) One child ($/month) Two children ($/month) Three children ($/month) Four children ($/month) Five children ($/month) 22,397 203.66 390.16 576.82 763.50 950.16 23,000 197.53 378.85 560.69 747.37 934.03 24,000 187.36 360.10 533.94 720.62 907.28 25,000 177.19 341.35 507.19 693.87 880.53 26,000 167.03 322.60 480.44 667.12 853.78 27,000 156.86 303.85 453.69 640.37 827.03 28,000 146.69 285.10 426.94 613.62 800.28 29,000 136.53 266.35 400.19 586.87 773.53 30,000 126.36 247.60 373.44 560.12 746.78 31,000 116.19 228.85 346.69 533.37 720.03 32,000 106.03 210.10 319.94 506.62 693.28 33,000 95.83 191.66 294.25 479.70 666.36 35,000 91.66 183.33 285.91 417.87 604.53 40,000 81.25 162.50 265.08 367.66 470.25 45,000 70.83 141.66 244.25 346.83 449.41 50,000 60.41 120.83 223.41 326.00 428.58 55,000 50.00 100.00 202.58 305.16 407.75 60,000 39.58 79.16 181.75 284.33 386.91 65,000 29.16 58.33 160.91 263.50 366.08 70,000 18.75 37.50 140.08 242.66 345.25 75,000 8.33 16.66 119.25 221.83 324.41 80,000 0 0 98.41 201.00 303.58 85,000 0 0 77.58 180.16 282.75 90,000 0 0 56.75 159.33 261.91 95,000 0 0 35.91 138.50 241.08 100,000 0 0 15.08 117.66 220.25 110,000 0 0 0 76.00 178.58 120,000 0 0 0 34.33 136.91 130,000 0 0 0 0 95.25 140,000 0 0 0 0 53.58 150,000 0 0 0 0 11.91 Notes: These amounts assume that all children are seven years of age or older. ... CCTB07/02 This document is also available for download in PDF format. ...