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- Age amount
- Alimony
- Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older
- Amounts transferred from your spouse
- Annuity payments
- Attendant care expenses
- Canada Child Tax Benefit
- Canada or Quebec Pension Plan benefits
- Canada or Quebec Pension Plan contributions
- Canada Savings Bonds
- Capital gains and capital gains deduction
- Caregiver amount
- Carrying charges
- Changing your return
- Charitable donations
- Child care expenses
- Child support
- Commission income
- Cultural gifts
- Death benefits (other than Canada or Quebec Pension Plan death benefits)
- Deceased persons, filing for
- Deemed residents
- Determining your residency status
- Direct deposit
- Disability amount
- Dividends and dividend tax credit
- Do you have to file a return?
- Ecological gifts
- Education amount
- Electing under section 217
- Elections Canada
- Emergency volunteers
- Employment income and expenses
- Employment Insurance benefits
- Employment Insurance premiums
- Equivalent-to-spouse amount
- Federal individual surtax
- Federal logging tax credit
- Federal tax
- Filing date
- Foreign income and property
- Foreign tax credit
- Home Buyers' Plan
- Hours of service
- Identification
- Income amounts paid back
- Income that is not taxed
- Instalments
- Interest and other investment income
- Interest expenses
- Interest on refunds and balances owing
- Internet access
- Investment tax credit
- Net federal supplements
- Non-refundable tax credits
- Non-residents
- Non-residents electing under section 217
- Partnership income - Limited or non-active
- Penalties
- Pension income amount
- Pension or superannuation income
- Personal amount supplement
- Political contributions
- Provincial or territorial tax
- Refundable Quebec abatement
- Refunds
- Registered pension plan deduction
- Registered retirement income fund (RRIF) income
- Registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) income and deduction
- Rental income
- Representatives
- Research grants
- Residential ties
- Retiring allowances (severance pay)
- Safety deposit box charges
- Saskatchewan Pension Plan deduction
- Scholarships
- Self-employment income
- Severance pay
- Social assistance payments
- Social benefits repayment
- Social insurance number
- Spousal amount
- Spouse - defined
- Support payments
- Surtax for non-residents and deemed residents
- Tax deducted (shown on information slips)
- Tax shelters
- Tax transfer for residents of Quebec
- Transfer of amounts from dependants
- Tuition fees
- Union, professional, or like dues
- United States social security benefits
- Wage-loss replacement plans
- War veterans allowances and pensions
- Workers' compensation benefits
- Date modified:
- 2002-12-10