ARCHIVED - General Income Tax and Benefit Guide - 1999

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Line 209 - Saskatchewan Pension Plan deduction

You may be able to deduct 1999 contributions to the Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP). You can deduct whichever of the following three amounts is least:

  • $600;
  • your 1999 RRSP deduction limit minus your RRSP deduction from line 208 (not including transfers to your RRSP); or
  • the total amount you contributed to the SPP for yourself or your spouse from January 1, 1999, to February 29, 2000, not including any contributions that you deducted on your 1998 return.

Note
 For 1998, you also could have deducted contributions you made for your spouse. This change was made public after the 1998 guide went to print. If it affects how you would have filed your 1998 return, you can ask us to correct it. See "How do you change a return?" on page 9 for details.

Receipts - Attach your receipts to your paper return. If you are using EFILE (see page 7) show them to your EFILE service provider, and keep them in case we ask to see them.

Date modified:
2002-12-10