多倫多生活討論區 64

其實downtown 夜晚係咪一般都唔安全
諗住冇車租住condo 先

好多可能性 佢咩都唔post好難答到佢

google flight

唔該巴打

有無巴打知
Hamilton有無嘢玩 或者有無地方好去

Was the stay less than one month? yes-2 weeks
Hotel invoice with HST? yes ( I think)
Were you on business? No
If the above answer applied to you, then I don't see why you can not claim it.

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What is the Ontario Staycation Tax Credit?

TurboTax Canada
December 21, 2022

What is the Ontario Staycation Tax Credit?
How does the Ontario Staycation Tax Credit work?
How to claim Ontario Staycation Tax credit
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

If you chose to avoid the headache of long lines, flight delays, or missing suitcases at the airport this year and traveled within Ontario instead–you could get some of your money back at tax time.

Enter the Ontario Staycation Tax Credit—a temporary personal income tax credit to encourage Ontarians to vacation locally.


Key Takeaways
The Ontario Staycation Tax Credit is a temporary personal income tax credit that offers up to $400 when you file your 2022 taxes.
The tax credit applies to eligible leisurely stays in Ontario between January 1 and December 31, 2022 (including Airbnb rentals).
To be eligible to claim it, you must be a resident of Ontario as of December 31, 2022 and file your tax return.
What is the Ontario Staycation Tax Credit?
First, the basics: The Ontario Staycation Tax Credit is a temporary personal income tax credit for eligible Ontario residents.

This year, Ontarians can get up to 20% back on what they paid for short-term stays in Ontario—which could put back as much as $400 in your wallet.

So if you took a local getaway within Ontario in 2022, lean in closer, because this article is for you.

How does the Ontario Staycation Tax Credit work?
The tax credit allows Ontario residents to claim 20% of their eligible accommodation expenses, up to $1,000 for individuals and up to $2,000 for families. That means getting back up to $200 as an individual and up to $400 back as a family.

You can claim accommodation for a single trip or multiple trips in Ontario. So, if you rented a cottage on one trip and stayed at a hotel on another, both bills could be claimed on your taxes.

So in the new year, when you’re getting organized for tax time, gather your 2022 travel receipts.

How do I qualify for the Ontario Staycation Tax Credit?
Are you an Ontario resident on December 31, 2022? And did you pay to stay somewhere in the province between January 1 to December 31, 2022? If the answer is yes, you likely qualify for the tax credit.

One thing to note: only one individual per family can claim the tax credit in 2022, which can include the expenses of your spouse, common-law partner, and eligible children.

What expenses are eligible for the Ontario Staycation Tax Credit?
Did you rent a cottage in Muskoka this summer or stay at a hotel in Toronto or Ottawa for a concert or weekend getaway? Keep those receipts! You can claim accommodation expenses for holiday stays in Ontario of less than a month, which can include:

Hotels
Motels
Resorts or lodges
Bed-and-breakfast operations
Cottages
Campgrounds (Ontario Parks, camping resorts, etc.)
Vacation rental properties (Airbnb, VRBO, Homeaway, etc.)
The accommodation portion of a tour package expense
However, you can’t just rent Grandpa’s cottage and call it a staycation expense. For it to be legit, it must meet the following criteria:

The staycation expense must be yours. The bill must have been paid by you, your spouse or common-law partner, or your eligible child. Whereas if someone—your employer, school, friend, or relative—reimbursed you for the cost, the trip doesn’t qualify for the tax credit.
Only applies to personal trips. The tax credit doesn’t apply to business travel (sorry!).