Husband has student loan I do not work. Is it possible to place any of his earnings to me so I get a refund ??
Answers: Ignore the previous two answers - Canadians don't "file jointly".
Canada does not have income splitting, so he can't assign earnings to you. He does get credits for you as a Dependant though. He can also minimize taxes he pays by making spousal RRSP contributions for you.
Of course not.
You can file jointly and get a refund together.
I'm reading between the lines here. Hubby didn't pay his student loan, and so you are worried that if huby files for a refund, CRA will offset his refund.
I'm afraid you are not able to do what you are asking.
You don't say if he is self-employed. If he is, any you work for him, he can pay you a reasonable amount for the work you do for him. Doing that would likely mean he couldn't claim you as a dependent, though, and it would likely not result in a refund for you, as you didn't pay any taxes throughout the year, and you'd have to pay CPP on your self-employment earnings as well..
Will you wait till the last minute to file your income taxes?
Answers: I don't pay taxes, woohooo!
If i would, I wouldn't wait, no.
Mine is gone and we are waiting for our refund!
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How can my decision on this be relevant to anyone besides me?
It is widely believed that the later you file, the lower your chances of being audited.
no my accountant will do all that fo me .
no because if you want the rebate also that will make it even later on getting it also
Not the last minute, no, but I have to pay a little this year, so I'll probably wait until the end of March or the beginning of April.
next year i will file later. i always file early, late jan early feb.and its always some kind of delay be it h&r block or the irs. its always some EXCUSE!
Do I own to remuneration taxes on annuity checks i recieve quarterly?
i was hit by a vehicle when i was 5 and i be awarded money.It was put into a trust fund until I turned 18 and presently I recieve quarterly checks, at the end of the year do I own to pay taxes?Answers: Only on the interest accrue on the account. If you started out near $50,000 for example, and it has earn $10,000 in dividends or interest, you would hold to pay export tax on the portion of your withdrawal to be exact interest -- the $10,000. Hope this helps.