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Third party errors or delays You are generally considered to be responsible for errors or delays made by your representative or third party. ...

A claim is considered to be complete when all of the above documents are filed with the CRA. ...

If you have to complete Schedule 5 You have to complete Schedule 5, Tax Calculation Supplementary – Corporations if one of the following applies: there is a permanent establishment of the corporation or its partnerships in more than one province or territory (complete Part 1), whether or not you are taxable (if taxable, also complete Part 2) the corporation is claiming provincial or territorial tax credits, or rebates (complete Part 2) the corporation has to pay taxes other than income tax (see Part 2 of Schedule 5) Note The Newfoundland and Labrador offshore area and the Nova Scotia offshore area are considered provinces. ...

A claim is considered to be complete when all of the above documents are filed with the CRA. ...

A claim is considered to be complete when all of the above documents are filed with the CRA. ...

A claim is considered to be complete when all of the above documents are filed with the CRA. ...

For example, Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy and Temporary Wage Subsidy earned on the same qualifying labour expenditure would generally be considered assistance. ...

This election allows the shareholder to exclude from income the amount that otherwise, would be considered a taxable foreign dividend. ...

Immigrants and emigrants are considered part-year residents. They are generally subject to tax on their world income from the date of entry into or until the date of departure from Canada. ...

Shares in the same company are considered to be identical properties, and special rules apply when you calculate the adjusted cost base. ...