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Line 25500 - Can you claim the deduction for travel benefits?
Taxable travel benefits include: travel assistance provided by your employer such as airline tickets or a trip on the company owned airplane a travel allowance or a lump-sum payment you received from your employer for travel expenses you incurred Any travel expenses, excluding those for employment purposes, which are paid for by your employer, are generally considered taxable benefits. ...
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Overview of political activities for charities - Video 1
The next video in the series addresses what is considered to be a political activity for registered charities. ...
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Example 2 – Employer pays advances equal to the expected workers' compensation board claim and an amount in addition to this advance
If, after the claim is paid by the workers' compensation board, Mary's employer continues to pay an amount in addition to the workers' compensation benefit, this amount is considered to be a top-up amount and the employer has to deduct CPP contributions and income tax but no EI premiums. ...
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Amounts which cannot be claimed as tuition fees
These courses would usually not qualify for the tuition tax credit as they are not considered to be at the post secondary school level Certain ancillary fees and charges, such as health services fees and athletic fees, may also be eligible tuition fees. ...
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Forestry operations
For example, if your employer has a work camp and you report there on a regular basis, you cannot deduct expenses for board and lodging (for example, camp fees) at the work camp since it is considered your employer’s place of business while you are working there. ...
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Self-assessment questionnaire
For example, for a child with Type 1 diabetes, supervision includes: having to wake the child at night to test their blood glucose level checking the child to decide if more blood glucose testing is needed (during or after physical activity) performing other supervisory activities that can reasonably be considered necessary to adjust the dosage of insulin However, some activities do not count toward the 14 hours per week requirement, such as: the time a portable or implanted device takes to deliver the therapy (such as an insulin pump, a CPAP machine, or a pacemaker) activities related to dietary restrictions or regimes, even when these activities are a factor in determining the daily dosage of medication (such as carbohydrate calculation) activities related to exercising, even when these activities are a factor in determining the daily dosage of medication travel time to receive the therapy attending medical appointments (other than appointments where the therapy is received) shopping for medication recuperation after therapy Examples of life-sustaining therapy: chest physiotherapy to ease breathing kidney dialysis to filter blood insulin therapy to treat type 1 diabetes Yes No Report a problem or mistake on this page Thank you for your help! ...
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Averaging allowances
In this example, the advance is not considered a taxable benefit because: there is a pre-established per-kilometre rate that is not more than a reasonable amount the rate and the advance are reasonable under the circumstances the method is documented in the employee's file The advance should not be included in the employees' income. ...
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IC75-23 Tuition Fees and Charitable Donations Paid to Privately Supported Secular and Religious Schools
IC75-23 Tuition Fees and Charitable Donations Paid to Privately Supported Secular and Religious Schools Notice to the reader This circular explains when fees paid to a school are considered a donation and are eligible for an official donation receipt. ...
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The informant award process
For information about the criteria that will be considered in determining the award percentage, go to Payment criteria. ...
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ARCHIVED - Take advantage of the agreement between Canada and India
If you have to report your earnings from India as a self-employed income on your Canadian tax return, you likely qualify for a certificate of coverage from Canada, even if you are considered an employee under the laws of India. ...