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Child Benefit
Hye,
How much is the maximum child benifit I could get when one is not working and the other is earning pretty low. The web says about 226 CAD monthly and GST/HST of 141.50 quarterly. Have I got my figures right? Struggling in Toronto |
Re: Child Benefit
Originally Posted by moving
Hye,
How much is the maximum child benifit I could get when one is not working and the other is earning pretty low. The web says about 226 CAD monthly and GST/HST of 141.50 quarterly. Have I got my figures right? Struggling in Toronto |
Re: Child Benefit
As a new immigrant I believe that you are not entitled to benefits. Therefore I highly doubt you'll get anything.
Feel free to reply to other peoples posts with advice. I'm sure they would apprecaite your info. |
Re: Child Benefit
Originally Posted by Interested
As a new immigrant I believe that you are not entitled to benefits. Therefore I highly doubt you'll get anything.
If you resided in Canada throughout 2003, enter the amount from line 236 of your tax return. If you were a newcomer to Canada or a returning resident in 2003, enter the amount from line 236 of your tax return and the income you earned outside Canada. If you were a newcomer to Canada or a returning resident in 2004 or 2005, enter the income you earned outside Canada in 2003. Income earned outside Canada-the same as determining net income in Canada; gross income from all sources less deductions. Bryan |
Re: Child Benefit
Originally Posted by Bryan Kellar
From the CRA at http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/dchmf/icbc-...p?ident=client :
If you resided in Canada throughout 2003, enter the amount from line 236 of your tax return. If you were a newcomer to Canada or a returning resident in 2003, enter the amount from line 236 of your tax return and the income you earned outside Canada. If you were a newcomer to Canada or a returning resident in 2004 or 2005, enter the income you earned outside Canada in 2003. Income earned outside Canada-the same as determining net income in Canada; gross income from all sources less deductions. I stand corrected ;) Bryan |
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