Ch. 19 - Taxes Payable - Personal Flashcards
Federal Tax Brackets
- brackets and rate
- 0 - 48,535 (15%)
- 48,536 - 97,069 (20.5%)
- 97,070 - 150,473 (26.0%)
- 150,474 - 214,368 (29.0%)
- 214,369 - over (33.0%)
Non-Refundable Tax Credits
- ‘non-refundable’
- Do not create a refund if the amounts cannot be used
Non-Refundable Tax Credits - Calculation
- Total the non-refundable credits and multiply by 15%
Non-Refundable Tax Credits - Basic Personal Amount
- 12,298 - 13,229
- available to everyone
Non-Refundable Tax Credits - Age Amount
- 7,637
- available to those over 65
- reduced by 15% of income over $38,508
- can be transferred to a spouse
Non-Refundable Tax Credits - Spousal or common-law
- 12,298 - 13,229
- for someone who is supporting their spouse / partner
Non-Refundable Tax Credits - Eligible Dependant
- 12,298 - 13,229
- not available is using spousal / partner
- used for supporting relatives
Non-Refundable Tax Credits - CPP
- maximum is 2,732
- Difference between
(pensionable earnings - 3,500) x 5.25%; and
(pensionable earnings - 3,500) x 4.95%
Non-Refundable Tax Credits
EI Amount
- maximum is 856
- Any amount greater than the required contribution is deducted
Non-Refundable Tax Credits - Canada Employment Amount
- 1,245
- basis is lesser of $1,245 and Canadian source employment income
Non-Refundable Tax Credits - Medical expenses
- medical expenses less the lesser of 3% of NI or 2,397
Non-Refundable Tax Credits - Pension income amount
- $2,000
- deduction is pension income up to $2,000 (straight line)
Non-Refundable Tax Credits - Interest on student loans
- no maximum
Non-Refundable Tax Credits - Tuition
- tuition paid
Other Non-Refundable Tax Credits - ‘Other Non-Refundable’
- non-refundable tax credits not deducted at 15% of the amount