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A disclosure must meet four conditions to be considered valid by the CRA. ...

Certain assets like bonds, shares of publicly traded companies, buildings, or vehicles are not considered to be “moneys” until they are sold or converted into cash. 6. ...

Additional deduction- credit unions: Although a credit union is not generally considered a private corporation, it is eligible for the small business deduction. ...

Additional deduction- credit unions: Although a credit union is not generally considered a private corporation, it is eligible for the small business deduction. ...

Additional deduction—credit unions: Although a credit union is not generally considered a private corporation, it is eligible for the small business deduction. ...

This feedback helped the Agency refine the service vision, ensuring that perspectives from a broad range of employees were considered. ...

Modular homes are considered mobile homes for GST/HST purposes if they meet certain criteria, including that the manufacture or assembly of the modular home is substantially completed prior to being moved to a site. ...

By self-identifying on the Federal Student Employment Program application form on the www.jobs.gc.ca website, students are automatically considered for the ASEP. ...

A child or grandchild of a deceased annuitant is generally considered financially dependent on that annuitant at the time of death if, before that person's death, the child or grandchild ordinarily resided with and was dependent on the annuitant and they meet one of the following conditions: the child or grandchild's net income for the previous year (shown on line 236 of their income tax and benefit return) was less than the basic personal amount (line 300 from Schedule 1) for that previous year; or the child or grandchild is impaired in physical or mental functions and their net income for the previous year was equal to or less than the basic personal amount plus the disability amount (line 316 from Schedule 1) for that previous year. ...

An animal that only provides emotional support is not considered to be specially trained for a specific task In addition to the cost of the animal, the care and maintenance (including food and veterinarian care) are eligible expenses. ...