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Generally, software is considered depreciable if it is of an enduring nature, which generally means that its useful life is anticipated to be beyond one year. ...

A cancellation payment is not considered to be an RRSP contribution and must not be entered as a contribution in "Part A – Contributions" on Schedule 7. ...

Licensees’ monthly excise duty returns must be filed up-to-date to be considered for semi-annual filing. ...

The CRA may impose conditions or restrictions that may be considered necessary with respect to the making, importation, packaging, use or sale of, or other dealing with, an approved formulation. ...

These are the key elements of behavioural competencies and should all be considered to provide a full description of the competency. ...

We recognize the importance of client input and are taking steps to ensure that taxpayer and benefit recipient perspectives, are considered as service standards evolve. ...

Both individuals must be considered primarily responsible for the child’s care and upbringing when the child lives with them. ...

Fluctuating filing period ending (fiscal period longer than 365 days) No change to the fiscal period is considered to occur when a corporation follows the practice of ending its fiscal period on a chosen day of the week that is nearest to a certain day of the year, provided that the resulting period does not exceed 53 weeks. ...

Property used mainly in Atlantic Canada and Atlantic Region for oil and gas, and mining activities is considered qualified property only if acquired by the taxpayer before March 29, 2012. ...

Since we established at your last visit that corrective lenses won't be of use to you because of the nature of the disease affecting your vision, I must unfortunately tell you that you are now considered legally blind. ...