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Note Support payments paid or received before the order or agreement was made (in that year or in the previous year) have to be reported as income by the recipient and are deductible by the payer on their respective tax returns only if the order or agreement states that these payments were considered to have been received under that order or agreement. ...

Self-assessment questionnaire Answer The specific-purpose payments made are not considered support payments. ...

Self-assessment questionnaire Answer The specific-purpose payments made are not considered support payments. ...

Self-assessment questionnaire Answer The payments made or received are not considered support payments. ...

Services and information Death of a Tax-Free Savings Account holder Tax implications after TFSA holder dies, rules for beneficiaries and survivors Breakdown of marriage or common-law partnership Direct transfers to your former spouse or common-law partner's TFSA Leaving Canada- Are you considered a non-resident? ...

The unit owner is considered to be making a single supply to an occupant. ... The Corporation is considered to be making a single supply to a Resident. ... The Operator is considered to be making a single supply to a Resident. ...

The curation of news content may be considered original news content in limited circumstances. ... Related persons are not considered to deal with each other at arm's length. ... Related persons are not considered to deal with each other at arm’s length. ...

The supply of the software by electronic means is considered to be a supply of intangible personal property, and as there are no restrictions with respect to its use, it is deemed to be made in Canada. ... In general, a non-resident person must have a significant presence in Canada to be considered to be carrying on business in Canada. ... In this example the non-resident is not considered to be carrying on business in Canada. ...

Therefore, the individual is a patient of the facility and the physician's services are considered a supply made by the operator that are rendered to that patient. ... The individual is considered a patient of the facility and Physician B's service of reviewing the patient's medical file is considered a service rendered to that patient. ... The individual is considered a patient of the facility and the physician's service of reviewing the patient's file is considered a service rendered to that patient. ...