webdriver _BBCODE_WROTE: |
说一个实际的例子吧。。。你要是用软件报 child care expense,虽然你输入的单个孩子的expense超出7000刀,但只要几个孩子总和不超过7000xN,软件是允许通过的。。。
税局真要查,就说软件没提示就是了。。。嘎嘎
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呵呵,只是有人有疑问,就和论坛上面的几位一样觉得这个孩子的费用,只能报这个孩子的。感觉比较合理,不过这里的讨论是如何去做比较合法。
forpoints _BBCODE_WROTE: |
奇怪,书上写得这么明白,还举了例子。还有争议吗?
只要你的孩子小于七岁,有几个就报几个7K的LIMIT。不是这样的吗?
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I just read the Tax Act again but was not able to locate anything supporting your statement. Could you please tell me which book did you read?
According to the Income Tax Act, The allowable amount of $7,000 is always for "a child ", or "the child", instead of "children".
Also, when you fill up the Child Care Expenses form, you have to be specific (the child's name and the caretaker's info)
If you hire a nanny to take care of your children (let's say 3 of them), you can split the expenses to each child. But if you sent the child to a daycare school, how can you claim the expenses on a child that never went to the daycare?
Penda _BBCODE_WROTE: |
I just read the Tax Act again but was not able to locate anything supporting your statement. Could you please tell me which book did you read?
According to the Income Tax Act, The allowable amount of $7,000 is always for "a child ", or "the child", instead of "children".
Also, when you fill up the Child Care Expenses form, you have to be specific (the child's name and the caretaker's info)
If you hire a nanny to take care of your children (let's say 3 of them), you can split the expenses to each child. But if you sent the child to a daycare school, how can you claim the expenses on a child that never went to the daycare?
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我是看
laws-lois.justice.gc.c...ml#docCont
这个是法官对这个条例的看法
"...there may be deducted...such amount as the taxpayer claims...on account of child care expenses incurred...by the taxpayer...not exceeding the amount, if any, by which...the total of all amounts each of which is the annual child care expense amounts in respect of an eligbile child of the taxpayer for the year exceeds the total...amount that is deducted...under this section in computing the income for the year of an individual (other than the taxpayer) to whom subsection 63(2) applies for the year."