Working income tax benefit calculation sheets
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Working income tax benefit calculation sheets
2017 tax year
Note
The WITB advance payments represent up to a maximum of 50% of the WITB refundable tax credit (including the disability supplement, if applicable) that you expect to claim on your Income Tax and Benefit return. WITB advance payments for 2017 are calculated on the basis of 2016 tax year amounts. Any WITB that you are entitled to and do not receive as advance payments will be paid to you when your Income Tax and Benefit return is assessed.
For all of Canada except Alberta, Quebec, Nunavut, and British Columbia
- Calculation sheet for single individuals, no children
- Calculation sheet for families (includes single parents and married couples, with or without children)
For residents of British Columbia
- Calculation sheet for single individuals, no children
- Calculation sheet for families (includes single parents and married couples, with or without children)
For residents of Nunavut
- Calculation sheet for single individuals, no children
- Calculation sheet for families (includes single parents and married couples, with or without children)
For residents of Quebec
- Calculation sheet for single individuals, with children
- Calculation sheet for single individuals, without children
- Calculation sheet for married/common-law couples with children
- Calculation sheet for married/common-law couples without children
For residents of Alberta
- Calculation sheet for single individuals, no children
- Calculation sheet for families (includes single parents and married couples, with or without children)
- Date modified:
- 2016-01-29