加拿大理財討論區
馬上風
1001 回覆
58 Like
5 Dislike
冇錢淨，點理財？
上年八月到埗
請問呢一part係唔係要填返入境加拿大前香港嘅收入？
老豆
I suggest you remove your name from that joint account.
You have to show how much you and your dad actually deposited into that account. On top of that, you may also have to prove that you don't share any portion of those rental income. If that bank account earns any interest, you may have to answer more questions.
You have to show how much you and your dad actually deposited into that account. On top of that, you may also have to prove that you don't share any portion of those rental income. If that bank account earns any interest, you may have to answer more questions.
緊係要
Hst/gst 退稅要知道之前香港既收入
Hst/gst 退稅要知道之前香港既收入
啱啱到步加拿大
想問下如果想將IBHK 轉 IBCA
係咪要開個IBCA 然後去 IBHK request asset transfer
想問下如果想將IBHK 轉 IBCA
係咪要開個IBCA 然後去 IBHK request asset transfer
唔該巴打
It's a PAIN in the ASS
https://turbotax.intuit.ca/tips/t2200-tax-form-deduct-your-employment-expenses-in-canada-402
Everything You Need to Know About the T2200 Form and Employment Expenses
TurboTax Canada
February 21, 2024
|
3 Min Read
Updated for tax year 2023
File your taxes with confidence
Start filing
Contents
3 Minute Read
What is the T2200 tax form used for?
What’s the difference between T2200 and T777?
What expenses can be claimed on T2200?
What if I worked from home during COVID-19?
If your company has introduced a remote working policy, you started working from home, or you’re looking to claim your unreimbursed employment expenses this tax season, this is for you.
Unlike freelancers or self-employed folks, the rules around what salaried employees can deduct as expenses during tax season can look a little different.
Enter the T2200 tax form.
Key Takeaways
If you’re a salaried employee, you can claim certain employment expenses when you complete your tax return if your employer fills out the T2200 Declaration of Conditions of Employment form.
As an employee, there are strict rules around what you can claim and all expenses must get approved by your employer.
Eligible expenses you can claim on the T2200 include accounting and legal fees, travel expenses, parking costs, office supplies, salary expenses, office rent, motor vehicle expenses and work-space-in-the-home expenses.
File your taxes with confidence
Get your maximum refund, guaranteed*.
Start filing
What is the T2200 tax form used for?
As a full-time salaried employee, you’ll use Form T2200, “Declaration of Conditions of Employment” to deduct work-related expenses (including home office expenses) from your income tax return. This can help reduce the total amount of taxes you’ll have to pay to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
What’s the difference between T2200 and T777?
As an employee, you don’t have to complete the T2200 yourself because this responsibility falls on your employer. More specifically, your employer must fill out Part B of this three-page document and sign the “Employer Declaration” box after approving your deductible eligible expenses on the T2200 tax form.
In other words, you don’t need to submit the T2200 form with your income tax return, but it’s wise to keep a record of it, along with all the expenses you’re claiming in case the CRA asks to see it.
Instead of submitting the T2200 form, you’ll have to document all your deductible expenses on Form T777, “Statement of Employment Expenses” to calculate your total expenses on your tax return.
If you’re a transport employee, fill out the TL2 claim, “Claim for Meals and Lodging Expenses”.
If you’re claiming a GST/HST rebate, submit the GST370 application, “Employee and Partner GST/HST Rebate Application”.
Salaried and commissioned employees who reside in Québec should complete the TP-64.3-V form and have their employers sign it.
What expenses can be claimed on T2200?
You may be able to claim expenses you paid to earn employment income under these two conditions:
Your employment contract requires you to incur these expenses as part of your employment.
Your employer did not reimburse you.
Eligible expenses you can claim under the T2200 form include:
Accounting and legal fees: legal fees to establish the right of salary
Travel expenses: meals, lodging, and transportation other than motor vehicle expenses
Parking: only during work time and not at the main employer’s workplace
Office supplies: consumable expenses such as pens, paper, cleaning supplies, etc.
Salary expenses: salary paid to an assistant
Office rent: renting a space to work or meet clients
Motor vehicle expense: vehicle operating expenses and capital cost allowance (CCA)
Work-space-in-the-home expenses: percentage of the home expenses related to earning income
https://turbotax.intuit.ca/tips/t2200-tax-form-deduct-your-employment-expenses-in-canada-402
Everything You Need to Know About the T2200 Form and Employment Expenses
TurboTax Canada
February 21, 2024
|
3 Min Read
Updated for tax year 2023
File your taxes with confidence
Start filing
Contents
3 Minute Read
What is the T2200 tax form used for?
What’s the difference between T2200 and T777?
What expenses can be claimed on T2200?
What if I worked from home during COVID-19?
If your company has introduced a remote working policy, you started working from home, or you’re looking to claim your unreimbursed employment expenses this tax season, this is for you.
Unlike freelancers or self-employed folks, the rules around what salaried employees can deduct as expenses during tax season can look a little different.
Enter the T2200 tax form.
Key Takeaways
If you’re a salaried employee, you can claim certain employment expenses when you complete your tax return if your employer fills out the T2200 Declaration of Conditions of Employment form.
As an employee, there are strict rules around what you can claim and all expenses must get approved by your employer.
Eligible expenses you can claim on the T2200 include accounting and legal fees, travel expenses, parking costs, office supplies, salary expenses, office rent, motor vehicle expenses and work-space-in-the-home expenses.
File your taxes with confidence
Get your maximum refund, guaranteed*.
Start filing
What is the T2200 tax form used for?
As a full-time salaried employee, you’ll use Form T2200, “Declaration of Conditions of Employment” to deduct work-related expenses (including home office expenses) from your income tax return. This can help reduce the total amount of taxes you’ll have to pay to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
What’s the difference between T2200 and T777?
As an employee, you don’t have to complete the T2200 yourself because this responsibility falls on your employer. More specifically, your employer must fill out Part B of this three-page document and sign the “Employer Declaration” box after approving your deductible eligible expenses on the T2200 tax form.
In other words, you don’t need to submit the T2200 form with your income tax return, but it’s wise to keep a record of it, along with all the expenses you’re claiming in case the CRA asks to see it.
Instead of submitting the T2200 form, you’ll have to document all your deductible expenses on Form T777, “Statement of Employment Expenses” to calculate your total expenses on your tax return.
If you’re a transport employee, fill out the TL2 claim, “Claim for Meals and Lodging Expenses”.
If you’re claiming a GST/HST rebate, submit the GST370 application, “Employee and Partner GST/HST Rebate Application”.
Salaried and commissioned employees who reside in Québec should complete the TP-64.3-V form and have their employers sign it.
What expenses can be claimed on T2200?
You may be able to claim expenses you paid to earn employment income under these two conditions:
Your employment contract requires you to incur these expenses as part of your employment.
Your employer did not reimburse you.
Eligible expenses you can claim under the T2200 form include:
Accounting and legal fees: legal fees to establish the right of salary
Travel expenses: meals, lodging, and transportation other than motor vehicle expenses
Parking: only during work time and not at the main employer’s workplace
Office supplies: consumable expenses such as pens, paper, cleaning supplies, etc.
Salary expenses: salary paid to an assistant
Office rent: renting a space to work or meet clients
Motor vehicle expense: vehicle operating expenses and capital cost allowance (CCA)
Work-space-in-the-home expenses: percentage of the home expenses related to earning income
要成個月先搞掂日喎
賣晒啲野再開ibca 快好多
賣晒啲野再開ibca 快好多
Hr 叫我填完比佢簽名
我望一望張表已經放棄
我望一望張表已經放棄
賣晒啲野然後點過錢去ibca最好
我之前係Ibhk 轉晒加紙tt 去加拿大銀行
加拿大銀行轉錢去ibca
加拿大銀行轉錢去ibca
依家1個月先可以轉10000 cad
轉成半年喎要
轉成半年喎要
一次就課幾十蚊
都係一次性費用
都係一次性費用
咩意思 有方法可以轉多啲？
咁焗住銀行唱錢蝕匯率
大額就ibkr 申請轉晒啲野過加拿大ib化算
就算耐啲都咁話
大額就ibkr 申請轉晒啲野過加拿大ib化算
就算耐啲都咁話
okok
轉得個一次半次就tt 啦
個interest -foreign income 係咪入番hkd 就得,之後入埋fx rate 佢就會自動轉會cad
正確