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Cross references: Stipulation Not Required for Pre-1992 Plans – 8509(10.1) Designated Laws – 8513 11.4 8503(4)(d) – Undue Deferral of Payment One year from the date of the member's death is considered as soon as practicable, for the purpose of satisfying paragraph 8503(4)(d) of the Regulations. ... This subsection applies to benefits that are provided or payable after 2007. 11.26 8503(24) & (25) – Associated Defined Benefit Provisions Subsection 8503(24) of the Regulations specifies when one DB provision is considered to be associated with another DB provision for the purpose of subsection 8503(23). ...

These employer contributions to the PRPP are not considered as taxable income to the employee. ... Regardless of the designated beneficiary, the spouse or common law partner of a member who dies is considered, if applicable, as the beneficiary within the meaning of the PRPP. ...

Some change requests are considered complex and will take longer to process. ...

However, payments in cash or in kind have traditionally been considered “undetectable” and have therefore been seen to be synonymous with underground economic activity. 3. ... This data will be integrated into our business intelligence to better identify and implement the systems, tools, data and human resources that are best suited to addressing non-compliance; and This data can also signal trends and emerging or entrenched behaviours that may not have been previously considered. ...

The children must be under 19 at the end of the tax year to be considered a qualified dependant. ... A child must be under the age of 18 to be considered a qualified dependant. ...

The children must be under 19 at the end of the tax year to be considered a qualified dependent. ... A child must be under the age of 18 to be considered a qualified dependent. ...

The children must be under 19 at the end of the tax year to be considered a qualified dependent. ... A child must be under the age of 18 to be considered a qualified dependent. ...

A child must be under the age of 18 as of that date to be considered a dependent. ... A child must be under the age of 18 as of that date to be considered eligible. ...

The employment income earned in Canada which is reported under subparagraph 115(1)(a)(i) can be reduced by the deduction of expenses described under section 8 of the Act, such as travelling expenses under paragraphs 8(1)(f), (g) or (h), to the extent that they are reasonably considered applicable to such income. 7. ... As indicated in that bulletin, where such rental income is characterized as business income, it is considered to be from a permanent establishment in Canada. ...

Constructive receipt is considered to apply in situations where an amount is credited to an EBP beneficiary's debt or account, set apart for the EBP beneficiary or otherwise made available to the EBP beneficiary without being subject to any restriction concerning its use. ... Consequently, payments from the plan are considered to be first a return of EBP beneficiary contributions, secondly a distribution of the plan's income for the year, thirdly a distribution of employer contributions and finally a distribution of the plan's prior years' income, if any. 20. ...