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Only those expenses relating to the business travel or commercial activity are considered eligible for a business deduction and for input tax credits on GST/HST. ...

If you did not report an amount of income of $500 or more for a tax year, it will be considered a failure to report income. ...

Katie can claim $11 for each day that she lived in Yellowknife (292 days) and an additional residency amount of $11 per day because she maintained and lived in a house (which is considered a dwelling) during the 8.5 months and she is the only person in her household claiming the basic residency amount. ...

For example, if the charity from the previous example gave a sick person medicine but also a gift of money even though that person is not poor, that gift of money would likely be considered an unacceptable private benefit. ...

However, it is unlikely to be considered by the CRA to be a collateral purpose. ...

An individual is considered a first-time donor if neither the individual nor the individual's spouse or common-law partner has claimed the charitable donation tax credit in any of the five preceding tax years. ...

The charitable purposes as identified by the courts are separated in four categories of charity: relief of poverty; advancement of education; advancement of religion; and certain other purposes that benefit the community as a whole in a way the courts have said is charitable An organization's purposes must fall within one or more of these categories to be considered for registration as a charity. ...

Return to footnote1 Referrer Footnote 2 Other examples would be to advise if the facility will be available on a first come first served basis to the children of any interested parent, or if the organization intends to give priority or preferential treatment to children related to employees of an organization and there are a certain number of spaces available for the accommodation of children reserved exclusively for children related to employees of an organization or government entity, and if so how many; or will there be any income restrictions or means test for the parents or guardians of the children to be considered in deciding which children are to be accommodated. ...

The non-expert opinions of the founders, directors, trustees, members or supporters of the organization are not considered objective evidence, and an expression of non-expert opinion or belief, or merely stating that a public benefit will result from a purpose, is not enough. ...

If more is granted, it could be considered an undue private benefit. Report a problem or mistake on this page Thank you for your help! ...