What are the individual percentages of statutory deductions from your salary in Canada?

The Income Tax Act, subsection 150(1). You don't actually have to file a return unless there is tax payable, or, CRA has sent you a demand under 150(2). It is often to your advantage to file...

Your mother will be able to use the amounts that you can't use this year. There is no way for you to transfer amounts that you can use this year. If you don't authorize the transfer, y...

There is, but after 222(4) was amended in 2004, CRA basically has to leave the debt unworked for 10 years, starting from March 4, 2004. There are numerous actions they can take (or you can) that re...

The education amount is actually a non-refundable tax credit, so the limit does depend somewhat on your actual income for the year(sometimes you don't need all of it to reduce your income taxe...

leaving in the middle of this crisis may be percieved by the CRA as an admission of guilt. Ensure you can find a good lawyer to negotiate on your behalf with the CRA, and that the issue is resolve...

As a consumer its made a lot of things cheaper for me. However if I look at my business its really hurting. The decline of the dollar has made it not worth my time to bid on jobs in the USA. W...

No medical insurance premiums paid by your employer and not considered a taxable benefit. Here's a link to a CRA document which defines taxable benefits. Its written for an audience of emp...

You don't mention for which province this is. Rent credits are provincial income tax. You could make a copy of the rent receipt and write a note on it that $400 is the roommate's share...