ARCHIVED - 1995 General Income Tax Guide
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Enter the total, in dollars and cents, of the amounts shown in box 18 of all your T4 slips and T4F slips, up to the following limits:
- $1,271.40 for a 52-week pay period based on insurable earnings of up to $42,380;
- $1,295.85 for a 53-week pay period based on insurable earnings of $43,195; or
- $1,320.30 for 27 bi-weekly pay periods based on insurable earnings of $44,010.
Your insurable earnings are shown in box 24 of your T4 slip (or box 14, if box 24 is blank) or box 16 of your T4F slip. If you contributed more than the limit that applies to you, enter the excess amount on line 450. We will refund this excess amount to you or use it to reduce your balance owing.
In some cases, you may have overpaid your Unemployment Insurance premiums even if you contributed less than the maximum. If so, we will calculate your overpayment and show it on your Notice of Assessment. If you would like to calculate your overpayment, get Form T2204, Calculation of Employee Overpayment of 1995 Canada Pension Plan Contributions and 1995 Unemployment Insurance Premiums.
- Date modified:
- 2002-02-04