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Ontario interactive digital media tax credit
A claim is considered to be complete when all of the above documentation is filed with the CRA. ...
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Ontario film and television tax credit
A claim is considered to be complete when all of the above documentation is filed with the CRA. ...
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Ontario production services tax credit
A claim is considered to be complete when all of the above documentation is filed with the CRA. ...
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Ontario computer animation and special effects tax credit
A claim is considered to be complete when all of the above documentation is filed with the CRA. ...
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ARCHIVED – Registered Disability Savings Plans (RDSP) - Beneficiaries with Shortened Life Expectancies
Once the election has been made, the RDSP will be considered a Specified Disability Savings Plan (SDSP). 4. ...
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Certificate of residency
The CRA cannot certify the residency of a partnership because partnerships are not considered resident; however, each partner of a partnership can ask for a certificate. ...
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GST/HST new residential rental property rebate
If you are the builder of a residential rental property, or if you make an addition to a multiple-unit residential rental property, you are generally considered to have made a self-supply and to have paid and collected tax on the fair market value of the rental property or addition at the time that you lease or occupy the first unit of the property as a place of residence. ...
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Change in use rules for capital personal property
You have to pay the GST based on the basic tax content of the tractor because you are considered to have sold it or to have bought it back. ...
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Business Registration Online – Before you register
Individuals that employ a caregiver, babysitter, or domestic worker If you are an individual that employs a nanny, caregiver, babysitter, or domestic worker, you may be considered an employer. ...
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IPP that can only be used primarily in participating provinces - Participating province of greatest proportion of use cannot be determined
Rule 3 If the supply is not considered to be made in a participating province under Rule 1 or Rule 2, the supply of the IPP is made in the participating province for which the tax rate is the highest among the participating provinces in which the IPP can be used. ...