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https://www.nerdwallet.com/ca/personal-finance/what-are-tax-deductions
Deductions may include things like child-care expenses, moving expenses and professional dues, to name just a few. Once you’ve subtracted all your eligible deductions from your total income, you will arrive at your net income, which is line 23600 of your tax return.
After calculating your net income, you may still be eligible for a few more deductions that you can claim to reduce your income further.
Deductions from net income are listed from line 24400 to line 25600. These deductions are more limited in scope and will not be relevant to most Canadians. They include northern residents deductions, limited partnership losses and a Canadian Forces personnel deduction.
Once you’ve subtracted the applicable deductions from your net income, you will arrive at your taxable income, which is line 26000 of your tax return.
Common tax deductions in Canada
Some frequently-used deductions that will reduce your taxable income may include:
Contributions to a registered pension plan you have through an employer.
Employment Insurance premiums and Canada Pension Plan contributions.
Registered retirement savings plan contributions, including those made to a spousal RRSP.
Eligible union or professional dues.
Child-care expenses resulting from earning a living or going to school.
Support payments, like spousal support.
Moving expenses related to work, starting a small business or furthering your education.
Self employment deductions
Some deductions are exclusive to individuals who qualify as self-employed. These deductions, including business costs like advertising, bank fees, interest accrued on a business credit card, office supplies and home office expenses, reduce a self-employed person’s overall professional income.
If you’re self-employed and you have calculated the total income, including net professional income after deducting expenses, you can use the personal deductions mentioned above to reduce your taxable income further.
If you are uncertain what deductions you might qualify for, it’s wise to consult a professional tax expert or accountant or visit the CRA’s website.
Deductions may include things like child-care expenses, moving expenses and professional dues, to name just a few. Once you’ve subtracted all your eligible deductions from your total income, you will arrive at your net income, which is line 23600 of your tax return.
After calculating your net income, you may still be eligible for a few more deductions that you can claim to reduce your income further.
Deductions from net income are listed from line 24400 to line 25600. These deductions are more limited in scope and will not be relevant to most Canadians. They include northern residents deductions, limited partnership losses and a Canadian Forces personnel deduction.
Once you’ve subtracted the applicable deductions from your net income, you will arrive at your taxable income, which is line 26000 of your tax return.
Common tax deductions in Canada
Some frequently-used deductions that will reduce your taxable income may include:
Contributions to a registered pension plan you have through an employer.
Employment Insurance premiums and Canada Pension Plan contributions.
Registered retirement savings plan contributions, including those made to a spousal RRSP.
Eligible union or professional dues.
Child-care expenses resulting from earning a living or going to school.
Support payments, like spousal support.
Moving expenses related to work, starting a small business or furthering your education.
Self employment deductions
Some deductions are exclusive to individuals who qualify as self-employed. These deductions, including business costs like advertising, bank fees, interest accrued on a business credit card, office supplies and home office expenses, reduce a self-employed person’s overall professional income.
If you’re self-employed and you have calculated the total income, including net professional income after deducting expenses, you can use the personal deductions mentioned above to reduce your taxable income further.
If you are uncertain what deductions you might qualify for, it’s wise to consult a professional tax expert or accountant or visit the CRA’s website.
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個個都唔受新客, 又唔教人MPF 點DIY, 出去搵個阿豬阿狗ACCOUNTANT 又唔知佢會唔會做得正確, 做錯野又唔知俾邊個罰
咁樣落去好難搞
咁樣落去好難搞
推
呢到呢到
呢到呢到
最簡單塞晒落rrsp或者fhsa，咁就唔計收入，留意limit
問題要填form 呀嘛？？唔係點解要搵accountant搞？
聽人講除非你好撚多投資好複雜先搵會計，否則自己搞就算啦
反正主要都係入返INCOME同利息。
利申：自己用wealthsimple搞
反正主要都係入返INCOME同利息。
利申：自己用wealthsimple搞
想知ttc/yrt轉乘取消雙重計費幾時生效
啱啱到加拿大 加拿大人係咪呢幾十年跨區上班都俾緊double fare
點解無人講過呢個問題咁以前喺香港地鐵轉巴士 or 九巴轉城巴都係要俾兩邊
所以先咁多人話喺邊到返工就住近邊到
所以先咁多人話喺邊到返工就住近邊到
You have MPF issue?
不嬲都知, 所以我極少北上
但好多人住markham
咪最多淨係落到去yonge&finch就唔再落好少落dt
好少落dt好似只有YRT同Miway一條路線先有呢個問題
點會
德政黎。不過一早就應該咁樣做
每一段mpf 教學片都教人要搵專業會計師去過mpf啵
邊位會計師信得過？
邊位會計師信得過？
最抵死係
個個都唔同做法
個個都唔同做法
屌真係諗起都頭痛。又要驚班人亂黎，又要俾錢，依家加拿大匯豐又執柒
有時係度諗：反正你班仆街個個都亂鳩咁黎不如袋撚左舊錢算
有時係度諗：反正你班仆街個個都亂鳩咁黎不如袋撚左舊錢算
CRA搞你就知唔岩囉
Quebec City聖誕好多野睇喎