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Account maintenance
Changes to these fields are considered significant enough to require a new application and a new EFILE number and password. ...
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Examples – Tax payable on non-resident contributions
This is because this amount is not pro rated in the year an individual becomes a non-resident, and he was considered a Canadian resident for part of 2021. ...
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Line 21900 – Are you a full-time student?
You are considered to be a full-time student if you regularly attend a college, university, or other educational institution in a program at a post-secondary school level (whether in Canada or not); and during a particular semester, you are taking at least 60% of the usual course load for the program in which you are enrolled. ...
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Due date for the final return
When a due date falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or public holiday recognized by the CRA, the return is considered on time if the CRA receives it or if it is postmarked on or before the next business day. ...
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Introducing employee benefits - Segment 5
Subject matter expert: In this situation, the personal use of the vehicle is considered a taxable benefit for the employee. ...
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Financial assistance payments from your employer or to your employee
If the employee received the payment on the same basis as other employees, the payment is likely to be considered to have been received in his or her capacity as an individual, assuming all the other conditions listed above are met. ...
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Where to send my application?
It is the jurisdiction in which the central management and control is factually exercised that will be considered in determining the residence of the trust. ...
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When does a benefit arise (the personal use)
This is considered personal use of the employer-provided vehicle, whether it is owned or leased by the employer, and is a taxable benefit to the employee. ...
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Describing your activities
This includes any public policy dialogue and development activities that you may have since they are also considered charitable activities. ...
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What is the difference between a registered charity and a non-profit organization?
Examples of non-profit organizations Here are a few types of non-profit organizations and examples of each: social, recreational, or hobby groups (bridge clubs, curling clubs, and golf clubs) certain amateur sports organizations (hockey associations, baseball leagues, and soccer leagues) certain festival organizations (parades and seasonal celebrations) Note If you are operating as a charity, you cannot be considered a non-profit organization, even if you are not registered or cannot be registered as a charity. ...