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Box 27 – Foreign currency Leave this area blank if you are reporting amounts in Canadian dollars. ... For example: AUD – Australia, dollar DKK – Denmark, krone EUR – European Union, euro GBP – United Kingdom, pound HKD – Hong Kong, dollar JPY – Japan, yen NZD – New Zealand, dollar USD – United States, dollar OTH – Other Note If you are filing electronically, you must use the alphabetic code. ...

ARCHIVED — T3SCH14 Provincial and Territorial Income Tax Saskatchewan, Alberta, Northwest Territories and Yukon Download instructions for fillable PDFs You must download the accessible fillable PDF to your computer. ... Previous years: Standard print PDFs This form is also available for the years listed below: 2000 – Standard print PDF (t3sch14-00e.pdf) 1999 – Standard print PDF (t3sch14-99e.pdf) 1998 – Standard print PDF (t3sch14-98e.pdf) 1997 – Standard print PDF (t3sch14-97e.pdf) 1996 – Standard print PDF (t3sch14-96e.pdf) 1995 – Standard print PDF (t3sch14-95e.pdf) 1994 – Standard print PDF (t3sch14-94e.pdf) 1993 – Standard print PDF (t3sch14-93e.pdf) 1992 – Standard print PDF (t3sch14-92e.pdf) 1991 – Standard print PDF (t3sch14-91e.pdf) 1990 – Standard print PDF (t3sch14-90e.pdf) Ask for an alternate format You can order alternate formats such as digital audio, electronic text, braille, and large print. ...

ARCHIVED — T3SCH13 Provincial and Territorial Income Tax Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, and Nunavut Download instructions for fillable PDFs You must download the accessible fillable PDF to your computer. ... Previous years: Standard print PDFs This form is also available for the years listed below: 2000 – Standard print PDF (t3sch13-00e.pdf) 1999 – Standard print PDF (t3sch13-99e.pdf) 1998 – Standard print PDF (t3sch13-98e.pdf) 1997 – Standard print PDF (t3sch13-97e.pdf) 1996 – Standard print PDF (t3sch13-96e.pdf) 1995 – Standard print PDF (t3sch13-95e.pdf) 1994 – Standard print PDF (t3sch13-94e.pdf) 1993 – Standard print PDF (t3sch13-93e.pdf) 1992 – Standard print PDF (t3sch13-92e.pdf) 1991 – Standard print PDF (t3sch13-91e.pdf) 1990 – Standard print PDF (t3sch13-90e.pdf) Ask for an alternate format You can order alternate formats such as digital audio, electronic text, braille, and large print. ...

Dual tax rates – Example 2 Income earned in more than one province or territory When you allocate taxable income to more than one province or territory, you also have to allocate proportionally any income eligible for the small business deduction. ... To calculate its Nova Scotia income tax, Corp Y does the following calculations: Taxable income allocated to Nova Scotia (from Schedule 5) $60,000 Taxable income allocated to the Yukon (from Schedule 5) + $30,000 Total taxable income earned in Canada = $90,000 Least of lines 400, 405, 410, and 427 from the T2 return in the federal small business deduction calculation $78,000 Income eligible for the federal small business deduction attributed to Nova Scotia: ($60,000 ÷ $90,000) × $78,000 = $52,000 Taxable income earned in Nova Scotia $60,000 Minus: Income eligible for the federal small business deduction attributed to Nova Scotia − $52,000 Amount taxed at higher rate = $8,000 Taxes payable at higher rate: $8,000 × 16% $1,280 Taxes payable at lower rate: $52,000 × 3% $1,560 Nova Scotia tax payable = $2,840 To calculate its Yukon income tax payable, Corp Y would repeat the same steps, using the rates that apply. ...

Dual tax rates – Example 2 Income earned in more than one province or territory When you allocate taxable income to more than one province or territory, you also have to allocate proportionally any income eligible for the federal small business deduction. ... To calculate its Newfoundland and Labrador income tax, Corp Y does the following calculations: Taxable income allocated to Newfoundland and Labrador (from Schedule 5) $60,000 Taxable income allocated to Nunavut (from Schedule 5) + $30,000 Total taxable income earned in Canada = $90,000 Least of lines 400, 405, 410, and 428 in the federal small business deduction calculation (from the T2 return) $78,000 Income eligible for the federal small business deduction attributed to Newfoundland and Labrador: ($60,000 ÷ $90,000) × $78,000 = $52,000 Taxable income earned in Newfoundland and Labrador $60,000 Minus: Income eligible for the federal small business deduction attributed to Newfoundland and Labrador − $52,000 Amount taxed at higher rate = $8,000 Taxes payable at higher rate: $8,000 × 15% $1,200 Taxes payable at lower rate: $52,000 × 2.5% $1,300 Newfoundland and Labrador tax payable = $2,500 To calculate its Nunavut income tax payable, Corp Y would repeat the same steps, using the rates that apply. ...

Readout: Advisory Committee on the Charitable Sector – August 25, 2022 The Advisory Committee on the Charitable Sector (the Committee) met by videoconference on August 25, 2022. ... The Minister recognized the work accomplished thus far, provided positive feedback on the progress of the Committee, and thanked the departing committee members who will be completing their terms on August 31, 2022: Kevin McCort – President & CEO, Vancouver Foundation Arlene MacDonald – former Executive Director, Community Sector Council of Nova Scotia Andrea McManus – Chief Advancement Officer, Banff Centre for Arts & Creativity; and Co-Founder and Senior Counsel of ViTreo Group Peter Dinsdale – President & CEO, YMCA Canada The Minister also thanked the committee’s co-chairs, who will transition into their new roles, Past Co-chair and Transitional Co-chair, on September 1, 2022: Bruce MacDonald – President & CEO, Imagine Canada Hilary Pearson – former President, Philanthropic Foundation Canada The Deputy Commissioner acknowledged the importance of the Committee’s work and its critical role in bringing the voice of the sector to the CRA, particularly given the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the sector. ...

</TIN> <Name></Name> Legal Name of Entity- Required, maximum 200 alphanumeric <Address> <legalAddressType></legalAddressType>-Maximum 7 alphanumeric-The possible values are: OECD301 = residential or business, OECD302 = residential, OECD303 = business, OECD304 = registered office, or OECD305 = unspecified Note: The address of the Reportable Platform Operator must represent the “Registered Office Address” if OECD304. ... The possible values are; OECD201 = SMF, Alias or Other OECD202 = Individual OECD203 = Alias OECD204 = Nickname OECD205 = AKA (Also Known As) OECD206 = DBA (Doing Business As) OECD207 = Legal Name OECD208 = Name at Birth <PrecedingTitle></PrecedingTitle>-Maximum 200 alphanumeric (Ex: Hon, Dr, Prof) <Title></Title>-Maximum 200 alphanumeric (Ex: Hon, Dr, Prof) <FirstName></FirstName>- Required, maximum 200 alphanumeric Note: In the event no complete first name is available, then NFN (No First Name) will be reported and applicable name information will be found in the subsequent "Last Name" field. ... -Based on the ISO code list 4217 (Ex: CAD, USD, EUR) </Taxes> <PropertyType></PropertyType> Type of property being rented for consideration-6 alphanumeric-The possible values are: DPI901 = Office DPI902 = Hotel room DPI903 = Bed & Breakfast room DPI904 = House DPI905 = Apartment DPI906 = Mobile home DPI907 = Campground DPI908 = Boat DPI909 = Parking space DPI910 = Other <OtherPropertyType></OtherPropertyType>-Maximum 200 alphanumeric-In the event “DPI910” is selected as Property Type, this field must provide a description of the property type. ...

</TIN> <Name></Name> Legal Name of Entity- Required, maximum 200 alphanumeric <Address> <legalAddressType></legalAddressType>-Maximum 7 alphanumeric-The possible values are: OECD301 = residential or business, OECD302 = residential, OECD303 = business, OECD304 = registered office, or OECD305 = unspecified Note: The address of the Reportable Platform Operator must represent the “Registered Office Address” if OECD304. ... The possible values are; OECD201 = SMF, Alias or Other OECD202 = Individual OECD203 = Alias OECD204 = Nickname OECD205 = AKA (Also Known As) OECD206 = DBA (Doing Business As) OECD207 = Legal Name OECD208 = Name at Birth <PrecedingTitle></PrecedingTitle>-Maximum 200 alphanumeric (Ex: Hon, Dr, Prof) <Title></Title>-Maximum 200 alphanumeric (Ex: Hon, Dr, Prof) <FirstName></FirstName>- Required, maximum 200 alphanumeric Note: In the event no complete first name is available, then NFN (No First Name) will be reported and applicable name information will be found in the subsequent "Last Name" field. ... -Based on the ISO code list 4217 (Ex: CAD, USD, EUR) </Taxes> <PropertyType></PropertyType> Type of property being rented for consideration-6 alphanumeric-The possible values are: DPI901 = Office DPI902 = Hotel room DPI903 = Bed & Breakfast room DPI904 = House DPI905 = Apartment DPI906 = Mobile home DPI907 = Campground DPI908 = Boat DPI909 = Parking space DPI910 = Other <OtherPropertyType></OtherPropertyType>-Maximum 200 alphanumeric-In the event “DPI910” is selected as Property Type, this field must provide a description of the property type. ...

Cross references: Multi-Employer Plan – 8500(1) Suspension or Cessation of Pension – 8503(8) Re-Employed Member – 8503(9) Statutory Plans – Special Rules – 8503(13) Phased Retirement – 8503(16) – (23) 10.3 8503(3)(c) – Early retirement Early retirement eligibility service This paragraph provides that LRBs under a DB provision can be paid without a reduction on account of early retirement if the LRBs commence on or after specified periods set out in this paragraph. ... Cross references: Totally and Permanently Disabled – 8500(1) Multi-Employer Plan – 8500(1) Early Retirement – 8503(3)(c) Undue Deferral of Payment – 8503(4)(d) Evidence of Disability – 8503(4)(e) & (f) Limits Dependent on CPI – 8503(12) Excluded Benefits – 8504(10) Excluded Benefits – 8504(11) Benefits Under Grandfathered Plan – Pre-1992 Disability – 8509(4.1) Condition Not Applicable to Grandfathered Plans – 8509(5)(a) Special Rules – MEP – 8510(5) 10.5 8503(3)(e) – Pre-1991 benefits Paragraph 8503(3)(e) of the Regulations allows the CRA to continue to apply a number of restrictions in IC72-13R8, to pre-1991 benefits, that have not been included in the Regulations or that differ from the restrictions in the Regulations. ... Cross references: Appropriate Pension Adjustments – 8502(l) Increase in Accrued Benefits – Part-Timers – 8503(3)(i) Artificially Reduced Pension Adjustment – 8503(14) Benefit Accrual Rate Greater Than 2 Per Cent – 8509(8) Conditions Applicable to Amendments – 8511(1)(a) 10.9 8503(3)(i) – Increase in accrued benefits Paragraph 8503(3)(i) of the Regulations generally applies only where benefits are provided to part-time workers. ...

Chapter 17- 8510 – Multi-Employer Plan and Specified Multi-Employer Plan On this page... 17.1 8510(1) – Definition of a Multi-Employer Plan 17.2 8510(2) – Definition of a Specified Multi-Employer Plan 17.3 8510(3) – Qualification as a Specified Multi-Employer Plan 17.4 8510(4) – Minister's Notice 17.5 8510(5) – Special Rules – MEPs 17.6 8510(6) – Special Rules – SMEPs 17.7 8510(7) – Additional Prescribed Conditions 17.8 8510(8) – Purchase of Additional Benefits 17.9 8510(9) – Special Rules – Member-Funded Pension Plans 17.1 8510(1) – Definition of a Multi-Employer Plan A MEP is an RPP that has a group of participating employers. ... Cross references: Participating employer – 147.1(1) Active member – 8500(1) 17.4 8510(4) – Minister’s Notice Under subsection 8510(4) of the Regulations, the Minister may give notice to a plan administrator that a plan is not a SMEP when: the plan no longer meets the conditions in subsection 8510(3); or a plan administrator requests that a plan not be treated as a SMEP. ... Cross references: Pension contributions deductible – employer contributions – 147.2(1)(c) Multi-employer plan – 8500(1) Permissible contributions – 8502(b)(iii) Permissible benefits – 8502(c) Definition of specified multi-employer plan – 8510(2) Designated laws – 8513 Special rules for designated plans – 8515 Specified individuals – 8515(4) Page details 2021-11-17 ...