Tax Savings for You and Your Family

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报税的季节了，这里有一些TAX SAVING的信息，自己在网上GOOGLE 细节吧。
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' [2 h2 t) Z! u7 E6 uLower taxes for all Canadians
•        Tax0Free Saving Account (TFSA)
•        GST Credit
•        Deduct Medical Expenses
- y8 D) m* _( z8 K+ @, w9 k•        Public Transit tax credit
. N3 B! z3 B! a& u+ j: K•        Cross-border savings
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7 f3 _* ~$ b: @! k/ D% l  LLower Taxes for families:
1 u5 ^  i% V7 J: T% k% C•        Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB)
•        Children’s Fitness Tax Credit & Children’s Art Tax Credit
: `* N6 z. \, {# }5 F* t) U1 f•        Caregiver Amount
' u1 A" v2 r7 p% D. L•        Family Caregiver Tax Credit
•        The Child Disability Benefit & the Registered Disability Savings Programs
•        Canada Child Tax Benefit, The Child Tax Credit & National Child Benefit Supplement
•        Deduct Child Care Expenses
7 L, x& ^) r6 N* f* T) a•        Textbook Amount & Scholarship and Bursary Exemption

Lower Taxes for Seniors
•        Doubling the pension Income Amount
- d( d1 o/ ^. x5 o$ x•        Increasing the Age Amount
( n2 h5 c1 q9 c•        Pension Income Splitting
•        Increasing the Age Limit for Converting RRSPs and RRIFs

Lower Taxes for working Canadians and Job creators
9 S" M1 w* `/ @  U: i8 p& C/ `( H! J•        Hiring Credit for Small Business
•        Pooled Registered Pension Plans
3 R- |3 W' M! H! m! F0 e! Y$ X' N•        Working Income Tax Benefit
; s% R: L, `; |•        Canada Employment Amount
8 X2 p  h* p$ z, A# g- x•        Lower taxes for small business owners, farmers and fishermen
•        Volunteer Firefighter Tax Credit
•        Apprenticeship job creation tax credit
•        Tradespersons’ Deduction for tools
•        Meal Expense of Long-Hual Truck drivers

Lower taxes for home buyer
+ p3 S) L2 A; Z8 t•        First-time home buyers’ tax credit
•        Home buyers’ plan
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The Government of Canada offers help to students in the form of tax relief. With the tax credit, you can:

• Get a 15 percent tax credit on the interest you pay on your student loans each year.
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• The student loan tax credit allows you to deduct the interest that you pay on your student loans each year. This credit applies to interest payments you make on both your federal and provincial or territorial student loans, and the appropriate documents will be sent to you by mail for you to use when you file your taxes.
  
• The credit does not apply to interest payments you may make on any loans held with a private lender, such as a student line of credit with a financial institution.
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• Claim a full-time education amount of $400 for each whole or part month in the year in which you were enrolled in a qualifying educational program at a designated educational institution.
  
• Claim a part-time education amount of $120 for each whole or part month in the year in which you were enrolled in a specified educational program at a designated educational institution.
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• Get a non-refundable textbook tax credit of $65 for each month you are enrolled in a course that entitles you to a full-time education tax credit.
  
• Get a full tax exemption for all post-secondary scholarships and bursaries. You will still receive a T4A tax information slip, but if the scholarship or bursary relates to enrolment in a program that entitles you to the Education Tax Credit, then the amount does not need to be reported on your income tax return.
  

If you received a Canada Student Grant or Canada Access Grant in 2011, you will receive a T4A tax information slip (Statement of Pension, Retirement, Annuity, and Other Income) in the mail by March 9, 2012. If you have not received a T4A slip, if your slip is lost, destroyed or stolen, or if you need a duplicate slip, please contact the National Student Loans Service Centre.

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