Client: Kaur, Simrandeep SIN: *** **0 614 Printed: 2022/03/09 22:05

Canada Revenue Agence du revenu Information Return for Electronic Filing of Protected B
Agency du Canada
an Individual's Income Tax and Benefit Return when completed
Tax Year : 2021
The information on this form relates to the tax year shown in the top right corner. Before you fill out this form, read the information and instructions on page 2. The individual identified in Part A (or the
individual's legal representative) must sign Part F. Your electronic filer must fill out Part C and Part D before submitting your return. Give the signed original of this form to your electronic filer and keep a copy
for yourself.
Part A - Identification and address as shown on your tax return (mandatory)
First name Last name Social insurance number
Simrandeep Kaur *** **0 614
Mailing address: Apt number - Street number - Street name PO Box RR City Prov./Terr Postal code
8 Jingle Crescent Brampton ON L6S 0A9
Get your CRA mail electronically delivered in My Account (optional)
Email Address:
By giving an email address, I am registering to receive email notifications from the CRA and agreeing to the terms of use on page 2.
Part B - Declaration of amounts from your Income Tax and Benefit Return (mandatory)
Enter the following amounts from your return, if applicable:
Total income (line 15000) 4,073 00
Taxable income (line 26000) 4,070 13 Refund (line 48400) 160 03
or
Total federal non-refundable tax credits (line 35000) 4,344 86 Balance owing (line 48500)

Part C - Electronic filer identification (mandatory)

By signing Part F below, I declare that the following person or firm is electronically filing the new or the amended Income Tax and Benefit Return of the person named in Part A. Part F must be signed before
the return is electronically transmitted.

Name of person or firm : Best Tax & Financial Services Electronic filer number : N6193
Part D - Document Control number (mandatory)
The document control number generated for my electronic record:
N6193211O43M5
Part E - How do you want to receive your notices of assessment and reassessment? (select one or more of the following electronic options)
I am registering (as indicated in Part A above) or I am already registered to receive email notifications from the CRA and can view and
access my notices of assessment and reassessment online.
I would like my electronic filer to receive a one time notice of assessment and reassessment electronically in their software and provide
me with a copy.
I understand that by ticking (x) this box, I am allowing the CRA to electronically provide my assessment results and my notices of assessment and
reassessment to the electronic filer (including a discounter) named in Part C. I will now receive a copy of my notices of assessment and reassessment from
my electronic filer. For more information, see the Express NOA section on page 2.
OR
X I would like to receive paper notices of assessment and reassessment through Canada Post.
I will receive my notices of assessment and reassessment through Canada Post once my return or amended return has been assessed. If I have already
registered to receive email notifications from the CRA and I tick this box, I understand that I will not receive a copy of my notice through Canada Post.
Part F - Declaration and authorization (mandatory)
I declare that the information entered in parts A, B and C is correct and complete and fully discloses my income from all sources. I also declare that I have read the information
on page 2, and that the electronic filer identified in Part C is filing my return. I allow this electronic filer to communicate with the CRA to correct any errors or
omissions.
2022-03-09
Signature (individual identified in Part A or legal representative) Name and title of legal representative Year Month Day
__:__:__
HH MM SS

Privacy Act, personal information bank number CRA PPU 211

T183 E (21) (Ce formulaire est disponible en français)

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Information and instructions
Terms of use for Email Notifications Part F – Declaration and authorization
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will send email notifications to the email address you have If your return is being sent by EFILE, you have to fill out parts A, B, and F. By signing Part F, you
provided in order to notify you of any CRA mail available in My Account, and to notify you of certain acknowledge that under the Income Tax Act you have to:
changes to the account information, and other important information about the account. The
notifications that are eligible for this service may change. As new types of notifications are added or keep all records used to prepare your return for a period of six years, and provide this information to
removed from this service, you may not be notified of each change. us on request
To view CRA mail online, you must be registered for My Account, and/or your representative must be give the signed original of this form to the electronic filer named in Part C, and keep a copy for
registered for Represent a Client and be authorized on this account. All CRA mail available in My yourself
Account will be presumed to have been received on the date that the email notification is sent. Any
By signing Part F, you declare that the electronic filer named in Part C is electronically filing your new
mail that is eligible for electronic delivery will no longer be printed and mailed.
or your amended Income Tax and Benefit Return on your behalf. If there are any errors or omissions
It is your responsibility to ensure that the email address provided to the CRA is accurate, and to
on your return, you authorize us to:
update it when there is any change to that email address. CRA email notifications are subject to the
terms of any agreement with your mobile carrier or Internet Service Provider. You are responsible for disclose these errors or omissions to the electronic filer
any fees imposed by them. if necessary, give the electronic filer your taxpayer information.
These email notifications are sent unencrypted and unsecured. The email notifications could be lost
or intercepted, or could be viewed or altered by others who have access to your email account. You You also authorize the electronic filer to correct errors if your return is rejected by making
accept this risk and acknowledge that the CRA will not be liable if you are unable to access or receive changes and transmitting your return again so we can accept it for electronic filing. The filer can do
the email notifications, nor for any delay or inability to deliver notifications. this as long as your refund or balance owing shown in Part B is not changed by more than $300.
These terms of use may be changed from time to time. The CRA will provide notice in advance of the By signing Part F, you declare that the electronic filer named in Part C is authorized to provide your
effective date of the new terms. You agree that the CRA may notify you of these changes by emailing email address to the CRA for the purpose of you receiving your CRA correspondence electronically if
either the new terms, or notice of where the new terms can be found, to the email address that you you choose one of the electronic options included on this form.
provided. You agree that your use of the service after the effective date of any change to these terms
By signing Part F, you acknowledge that we are responsible for ensuring the confidentiality of your
constitutes your agreement to the new terms. If you do not agree to the new terms, you must remove
electronically filed tax information only after we have accepted it.
the email address provided and no longer use the service.
If you are a person acting as a trustee or legal representative or a person named in a power of
Part E – How do you want to receive your notices of assessment and attorney (POA) for the taxpayer and you sign Part F, you declare that the information entered in Part
reassessment? A and the amounts showing in Part B are correct and complete, and fully disclose the income from
all sources of the taxpayer you represent. If you are the legal representative for a deceased person,
Use this part of the form to tell us how you want the CRA to deliver your notices of assessment and
you must give a copy of the death certificate to the electronic filer. If you are a person named in a
reassessment.
POA for the taxpayer, you must give a copy of the POA to the electronic filer. The electronic filer
Already registered to receive email notifications from the CRA? must attach a copy of the death certificate or POA to the corresponding T183 form and keep the
documents for a period of at least six years following the date the return was filed. If the CRA
If you are already registered to receive email notifications from the CRA, you must tick the first box in requests T183 forms that are signed by someone other than the taxpayer (for example:
Part E on page 1. Attorney-in-fact named in a POA; Trustee in bankruptcy; or Executor or Administrator of the estate)
Express NOA – Electronic filer will receive your notices of assessment from the electronic filer, the electronic filer must submit copies of the documentation showing proof,
along with the requested T183 forms.
and reassessment
If you are a farmer, and with your return you applied to participate in the AgriStability and AgriInvest
After reading and agreeing with the information below, if you would like your electronic filer to receive programs and you sign Part F, you authorize the CRA to share information from your Income Tax and
your notices of assessment and reassessment through their software, you must tick the second box in Benefit Return with the minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. You also authorize the minister
Part E on page 1. to share the information with provincial ministers of agriculture as well as administrators of other
Your electronic filer must have a valid authorization on file with the CRA in order to receive your federal and provincial farm programs. As well, you authorize the minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food
notices of assessment and reassessment. For more information about authorizing or cancelling a Canada to share any other information that you provide while that department is processing your
representative, go to canada.ca/taxes-representative-authorization. application.
If you tick the box to have your notices of assessment and reassessment made available For more information on confidentiality, refer to Form T1273, Statement A - Harmonized AgriStability
electronically to your electronic filer, including a discounter, named in Part C, the CRA will not send and AgriInvest Programs Information and Statement of Farming Activities for Individuals, at
you a paper copy of the notices of assessment and reassessment. canada.ca/cra-forms-publications.
If you are receiving a tax refund and you did not sign up for direct deposit, we will make the notice Requirements - Signature
available electronically to your electronic filer and mail your refund cheque to you. If your return is
being discounted and you are receiving a tax refund, we will send your refund and notice of The CRA will accept an electronic signature if it is applied in accordance with the guidance specified
assessment to the discounter. If you want your discounter to receive the Express NOA, please select by the CRA.
the electronic option by ticking the second box in Part E on page 1. Privacy Notice
This electronic option is valid for current tax year assessments and reassessments only, and will not We collect your personal information, including your social insurance number, under the authority of
affect all other correspondence, any CCB, GST/HST credit and related provincial payments, CWB sections 150, 220 and 237 of the Income Tax Act. We use this information to confirm:
advance payment, or any other deemed overpayment of tax.
your identity
Paper notices of assessment and reassessment the full and complete disclosure of your revenue from all sources
If you tick the last box in Part E on page 1, you will receive your notices of assessment and the identity of the person or firm that is electronically filing your return
reassessment through Canada Post once we have assessed your return or adjusted return. If you We may use your information to specify instructions, such as whether or not to mail your notice of
have already registered to receive email notifications from the CRA and you ticked the last box, your assessment and any refund to the address of your electronic filer. We may also use your information
notices will be available online through My Account. You will not receive a copy through Canada to determine if your electronic filer is authorized to represent you.
Post.
If this form is not completed, the electronic filer will not be authorized to electronically file your return.
Personal information is described in personal information bank EFILE Online Services, CRA PPU
211, and is protected under the Privacy Act. Under this act, individuals have a right to protection and
correction of, and access to, their personal information. They also have the right to file a complaint
with the Privacy Commissioner of Canada regarding our handling of their information.

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Income Tax and Benefit Return

T1 2021

If this return is for a deceased person, enter their information on this page.
Attach to your paper return only the documents that are requested to support your deduction, claim or expense. Keep all other
documents in case the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) asks to see them later. See the guide for more information about
supporting documents.

Step 1 – Identification and other information

ON 7
Identification
Social insurance Marital status on
First name Last name number (SIN) December 31, 2021:
Simrandeep Kaur 950 990 614 1 X Married
Mailing address Date of birth 2 Living common-law
8 Jingle Crescent (Year Month Day)
PO Box RR 1997-08-28 3 Widowed
If this return is for 4 Divorced
a deceased person,
City Prov./Terr. Postal code 5 Separated
enter the date of death
Brampton ON L6S 0A9 (Year Month Day) 6 Single
Email Address

By providing an email address, you are registering to receive

email notifications from the CRA and agree to the Terms of Your language of correspondence : X English
use in Step 1 of the guide. Votre langue de correspondance : Français

Residence Information
Your province or territory of residence on December 31, 2021: If you became a resident of Canada
Ontario in 2021 for income tax purposes, (Month Day)
enter your date of entry: 08-23
Your current province or territory of residence if it is different than
your mailing address above:
If you ceased to be a resident
of Canada in 2021 for income
Province or territory where your business had a permanent tax purposes, enter your (Month Day)
establishment if you were self-employed in 2021: date of departure:

Your spouse's or common-law partner's information

Their first name Their SIN

Jagdeep 000 000 000

Tick this box if they were self-employed in 2021. 1

Net income from line 23600 of their return to claim certain credits (even if the amount is "0")
Amount of universal child care benefit (UCCB) from line 11700 of their return
Amount of UCCB repayment from line 21300 of their return

Do not use this area

Do not use
this area
17200 17100
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Step 1 - Identification and other information - (continued)

Elections Canada
For more information, see "Elections Canada" in Step 1 of the guide.

A) Do you have Canadian citizenship?

If yes, go to question B. If no, skip question B. 1 Yes 2 X No
B) As a Canadian citizen, do you authorize the Canada Revenue Agency to give your name,
address, date of birth, and citizenship to Elections Canada to update the National Register
of Electors or, if you are 14 to 17 years of age, the Register of Future Electors? 1 Yes 2 No

Your authorization is valid until you file your next tax return. Your information will only be used for purposes permitted
under the Canada Elections Act, which include sharing lists of electors produced from the National Register of Electors
with provincial and territorial electoral agencies, members of Parliament, registered and eligible political parties, and
candidates at election time.
Your information in the Register of Future Electors will be included in the National Register of Electors once you turn 18 and your eligibility to vote is
confirmed. Information from the Register of Future Electors can be shared only with provincial and territorial electoral agencies that are allowed to collect
future elector information. In addition, Elections Canada can use information in the Register of Future Electors to provide youth with educational
information about the electoral process.

Indian Act – Exempt income

Tick this box if you have income that is exempt under the Indian Act.
For more information about this type of income, go to canada.ca/taxes-indigenous-peoples. 1
If you ticked the box above, complete Form T90, Income Exempt from Tax under the Indian Act, so that the CRA can
calculate your Canada workers benefit for the 2021 tax year, if applicable, and your family’s provincial or territorial benefits.
The information you provide on Form T90 will also be used to calculate your Canada training credit limit for the 2022 tax year.

Foreign property

Did you own or hold specified foreign property where the total cost amount of all such property,
at any time in 2021, was more than CAN$100,000? 26600 1 Yes 2 X No
If yes, complete Form T1135, Foreign Income Verification Statement. There are substantial penalties for not filing
Form T1135 by the due date. For more information, see Form T1135.

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Complete only the lines that apply to you, unless stated otherwise. You can find more information about the lines on this return
by calling 1-800-959-8281 or by going to canada.ca/line-xxxxx and replacing "xxxxx" with any 5-digit line number from this
return. For example, go to canada.ca/line-10100 for information about line 10100.

Step 2 - Total income

As a resident of Canada, you need to report your income from all sources inside and outside Canada.
Employment income (box 14 of all T4 slips) 10100 4,073 00 1
Tax-exempt income for emergency services volunteers
(See line 10100 of the guide) 10105
Commissions included on line 10100 (box 42 of all T4 slips) 10120
Wage-loss replacement contributions (See line 10100 of the guide) 10130
Other employment income (see line 10400 of the guide) 10400 2
Old age security (OAS) pension (box 18 of the T4A(OAS) slip) 11300 3
CPP or QPP benefits (box 20 of the T4A(P) slip) 11400 4
Disability benefits included on line 11400 (box 16 of the T4A(P) slip) 11410
Other pensions and superannuation (see line 11500 of the guide and line 31400 of the return) 11500 5
Elected split-pension amount (Complete Form T1032) 11600 6
Universal child care benefit (UCCB) (see the RC62 slip) 11700 7
UCCB amount designated to a dependant 11701
Employment insurance and other benefits (box 14 of the T4E slip) 11900 8
Employment insurance maternity and parental benefits, and
provincial parental insurance plan benefits 11905
Taxable amount of dividends from taxable Canadian corporations (use Federal Worksheet):
Amount of dividends (eligible and other than eligible) 12000 9
Amount of dividends (other than eligible) 12010
Interest and other investment income (use Federal Worksheet) 12100 10
Net partnership income (limited or non-active partners only) 12200 11
Registered disability savings plan income (box 131 of the T4A slip) 12500 12
Rental income (see Guide T4036) Gross 12599 Net 12600 13
Taxable capital gains (complete Schedule 3) 12700 14
Support payments received (see Guide P102) Total 12799 Taxable amount 12800 15
Registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) income (from all T4RSP slips) 12900 16
Other income (specify) : 13000 17
Taxable scholarships, fellowships, bursaries, and artists' project grants 13010 18
Add lines 1 to 18. 4,073 00 19
Self-employment income (see Guide T4002) :
Business income Gross 13499 Net 13500 20
Professional income Gross 13699 Net 13700 21
Commission income Gross 13899 Net 13900 22
Farming income Gross 14099 Net 14100 23
Fishing income Gross 14299 Net 14300 24
Add lines 20 to 24. Net self-employment income 0 00 25
Line 19 plus line 25 4,073 00 26
Workers' compensation benefits (box 10 of the T5007 slip) 14400 27
Social assistance payments 14500 28
Net federal supplements paid (box 21 of the T4A(OAS) slip) 14600 29
Add lines 27 to 29 (see line 25000 in Step 4). 14700 30
Line 26 plus line 30 Total income 15000 4,073 00 31

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Step 3 - Net income
Enter the amount from line 31 of the previous page. 4,073 00 32
Pension adjustment
(box 52 of all T4 slips and box 034 of all T4A slips) 20600
Registered pension plan (RPP) deduction
(box 20 of all T4 slips and box 032 of all T4A slips) 20700 33
RRSP deduction (see Schedule 7 and attach receipts) 20800 34
Pooled registered pension plan (PRPP) employer contributions
(amount from your PRPP contribution receipts) 20810
Deduction for elected split-pension amount (complete Form T1032) 21000 35
Annual union, professional, or like dues (receipts and box 44 of all T4 slips) 21200 36
Universal child care benefit repayment (box 12 of all RC62 slips) 21300 37
Child care expenses (complete Form T778) 21400 38
Disability supports deduction (complete Form T929) 21500 39
Business investment loss (see Guide T4037)
Gross 21699 Allowable deduction 21700 40
Moving expenses (complete Form T1-M) 21900 41
Support payments made (see Guide P102)
Total 21999 Allowable deduction 22000 42
Carrying charges, interest expenses, and other expenses
(use Federal Worksheet) 22100 43
Deduction for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment income and
other earnings (complete Schedule 8 or Form RC381, whichever applies) 22200 44
Deduction for CPP or QPP enhanced contributions on employment income
(complete Schedule 8 or Form RC381, whichever applies) (maximum $290.50) 22215 2 87 45
Exploration and development expenses (complete Form T1229) 22400 46
Other employment expenses (see Guide T4044) 22900 47
Clergy residence deduction (complete Form T1223) 23100 48
Other deductions (specify): 23200 49
Federal COVID-19 benefits repayment (box 201 of all federal T4A slips) 23210 50
Add lines 33 to 50. 23300 2 87 2 87 51
Line 32 minus line 51 (if negative, enter "0") Net income before adjustments 23400 4,070 13 52
Social benefits repayment (including old age security benefits repayment, employment insurance
benefits repayment, and Canada recovery benefit repayment):
See the repayment chart on the back of your T4E slip if you entered an amount on line 11900 and
the amount on line 23400 is more than $70,375.
Use your Federal Worksheet if you entered an amount on line 11300 or line 14600 and the amount
on line 23400 is more than $79,845, or if you have an amount in box 202 of your T4A slip and the
amount on line 23400 is more than $38,000.
Otherwise, enter "0" on line 23500. 23500 53
Line 52 minus line 53 (if negative, enter "0")
(If this amount is negative, you may have a non-capital loss. See Form T1A.) Net income 23600 4,070 13 54

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Step 4 - Taxable income
Enter the amount from line 54 of the previous page. 4,070 13 55
Canadian Armed Forces personnel and police deduction
(box 43 of all T4 slips) 24400 56
Security options deductions (boxes 39 and 41 of T4 slips or see Form T1212) 24900 57
Other payments deduction (enter the amount from line 14700 if you did
not enter an amount on line 14600; otherwise, use Federal Worksheet) 25000 58
Limited partnership losses of other years 25100 59
Non-capital losses of other years 25200 60
Net capital losses of other years 25300 61
Capital gains deduction (Complete Form T657) 25400 62
Northern residents deductions (Complete Form T2222) 25500 63
Additional deductions (specify): 25600 64
Add lines 56 to 64. 25700 65
Line 55 minus line 65 (if negative, enter "0") Taxable income 26000 4,070 13 66

Step 5 – Federal tax

Part A – Federal tax on taxable income

Use the amount from line 26000 to complete the appropriate column below.
Line 26000 is Line 26000 is Line 26000 is
more more more
Line 26000 is than $49,020 than $98,040 than $151,978 Line 26000 is
$49,020 or but not more but not more but not more more than
less than $98,040 than $151,978 than $216,511 $216,511
Amount from line 26000 4,070 13 67
Line 67 minus line 68 - - 49,020 00 - 98,040 00 - 151,978 00 - 216,511 00 68
(cannot be negative) = 4,070 13 = = = = 69
Line 69 multiplied by the x 15 % x 20.5 % x 26 % x 29 % x 33 % 70
percentage from line 70 = 610 52 = = = = 71
Line 71 plus line 72 + 0 00 + 7,353 00 + 17,402 10 + 31,425 98 + 50,140 55 72
Federal tax on
taxable income = 610 52 = = = = 73
Enter the amount from line 73 on line 116 and continue at line 74.

Part B – Federal non-refundable tax credits

Basic personal amount:
If the amount on line 23600 is $151,978 or less, enter $13,808.
If the amount on line 23600 is $216,511 or more, enter $12,421.
Otherwise, use the Federal Worksheet to calculate the amount to enter. (maximum $13,808) 30000 13,808 00 74
Age amount (if you were born in 1956 or earlier)
(use Federal Worksheet) (maximum $7,713) 30100 75
Spouse or common-law partner amount (complete Schedule 5) 30300 13,808 00 76
Amount for an eligible dependant (complete Schedule 5) 30400 77
Canada caregiver amount for spouse or common-law partner, or eligible dependant age 18 or older
(complete Schedule 5) 30425 78
Canada caregiver amount for other infirm dependants age 18 or older (complete Schedule 5) 30450 79
Canada caregiver amount for infirm children under 18 years of age (see Schedule 5)
Number of children you are claiming this amount for 30499 x$ 2,295 = 30500 80
Add lines 74 to 80. 27,616 00 81

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Part B – Federal non-refundable tax credits (continued)

Enter the amount from line 81 of the previous page. 27,616 00 82
Base CPP or QPP contributions (complete Schedule 8 or Form RC381, whichever applies):
through employment income 30800 28 36 83
on self-employment income and other earnings 31000 84
Employment insurance premiums:
through employment
(boxes 18 and 55 of all T4 slips) (maximum $889.54) 31200 64 35 85
on self-employment and other eligible earnings
(complete Schedule 13) 31217 86
Volunteer firefighters' amount 31220 87
Search and rescue volunteers' amount 31240 88
Canada employment amount:
Enter whichever is less: $1,257 or line 1 plus line 2. 31260 1,257 00 89
Home buyers' amount (maximum $5,000) 31270 90
Home accessibility expenses (use Federal Worksheet) (maximum $10,000) 31285 91
Adoption expenses 31300 92
Digital news subscription expenses
(see line 31350 of the guide) (maximum $500) 31350 93
Add lines 83 to 93. 1,349 71 1,349 71 94
Pension income amount (use Federal Worksheet) (maximum $2,000) 31400 95
Add lines 82, 94, and 95. 28,965 71 96
Disability amount for self
(if you were under 18 years of age, use Federal Worksheet; if not, claim $8,662) 31600 97
Disability amount transferred from a dependant (use Federal Worksheet) 31800 98
Add lines 96 to 98. 28,965 71 99
Interest paid on your student loans (See Guide P105) 31900 100
Your tuition, education, and textbook amounts (Complete Schedule 11) 32300 101
Tuition amount transferred from a child or grandchild 32400 102
Amounts transferred from your spouse or common-law partner (Complete Schedule 2) 32600 103
Add lines 99 to 103. 28,965 71 104
Medical expenses for self, spouse or common-law partner,
and your dependent children born in 2004 or later 33099 105
Amount from line 23600 4,070 13 x 3% = 122 10 106
Enter whichever is less: $2,421 or the amount from line 106. 122 10 107
Line 105 minus line 107 (if negative, enter "0") 108
Allowable amount of medical expenses for other dependants
(use Federal Worksheet) 33199 109
Line 108 plus line 109 33200 110
Line 104 plus line 110 33500 28,965 71 111
Federal non-refundable tax credit rate 15 % 112
Line 111 multiplied by the percentage from line 112 33800 4,344 86 113
Donations and gifts (complete Schedule 9) 34900 114
Line 113 plus line 114 Total federal non-refundable tax credits 35000 4,344 86 115

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Part C - Net federal tax

Enter the amount from line 73. 610 52 116
Federal tax on split income (Complete Form T1206) 40424 117
Line 116 plus line 117 40400 610 52 118
Amount from line 35000 4,344 86 119
Federal dividend tax credit (use Federal Worksheet) 40425 120
Minimum tax carryover (Complete Form T691) 40427 121
Add lines 119 to 121. 4,344 86 4,344 86 122
Line 118 minus line 122 (if negative, enter "0") Basic federal tax 42900 123
Federal surtax on income earned outside Canada (complete Form T2203) 128
Line 127 plus line 128 129
Federal foreign tax credit (Complete Form T2209.) 40500 126
Line 125 minus line 126 0 00 127
Recapture of investment tax credit (complete Form T2038(IND)) 0 00 128
Line 127 plus line 128 0 00 129
Federal logging tax credit (see guide) 0 00 130
Line 129 minus line 130 (if negative, enter "0") Federal tax 40600 0 00 131
Federal political contribution tax credit (use Federal Worksheet)
Total federal political contributions
(attach receipts) 40900 (maximum $650) 41000 132
Investment tax credit (Complete Form T2038(IND)) 41200 133
Labour-sponsored funds tax credit (see line 41400 of the guide)
Net cost of shares of a provincially
registered fund 41300 Allowable credit 41400 134
Add lines 132 to 134. 41600 135
Line 131 minus line 135 (if negative, enter "0") 41700 136
Canada workers benefit advance payments received (box 10 of the RC210 slip) 41500 137
Special taxes (See line 41800 of the guide) 41800 138
Add lines 136 to 138. Net federal tax 42000 0 00 139

Step 6 - Refund or balance owing

Amount from line 42000 0 00 140
CPP contributions payable on self-employment income and other earnings
(complete Schedule 8 or Form RC381, whichever applies) 42100 141
Employment insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings
(Complete Schedule 13) 42120 142
Social benefits repayment (amount from line 23500) 42200 143
Provincial or territorial tax
(complete and attach your provincial or territorial Form 428, even if the result is "0") 42800 144
Add lines 140 to 144. Total payable 43500 0 00 145

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Step 6 - Refund or balance owing (continued)

Enter the amount from line 145 of the previous page. 0 00 146
Total income tax deducted (amounts from all Canadian slips) 43700 34 00 147
Refundable Quebec abatement (See line 44000 of the guide) 44000 148
CPP or QPP overpayment (See line 30800 of the guide) 44800 126 03 149
Employment insurance overpayment (See line 45000 of the guide) 45000 150
Refundable medical expense supplement (use Federal Worksheet) 45200 151
Canada workers benefit (CWB) (Complete Schedule 6) 45300 152
Canada training credit (CTC) (Complete Schedule 11) 45350 153
Refund of investment tax credit (Complete Form T2038(IND)) 45400 154
Part XII.2 tax credit
(box 38 of all T3 slips and box 209 of all T5013 slips) 45600 155
Employee and partner GST/HST rebate (Complete Form GST370) 45700 156
Eligible educator school supply tax credit
Supplies expenses (maximum $1,000) 46800 X 25 00 % = 46900 157
Canadian journalism labour tax credit (box 236 of all T5013 slips) 47555 158
Other refundable credits (specify): 47556 158a
Tax paid by instalments 47600 159
Provincial or territorial credits (Complete Form 479, if it applies) 47900 160
Add lines 147 to 160. Total credits 48200 160 03 160 03 161
Line 146 minus line 161
If the amount is negative, enter it on line 48400 below.
If the amount is positive, enter it on line 48500 below. Refund or balance owing (160 03) 162
Generally, the CRA does not charge or refund a difference of $2 or less.

Refund 48400 160 03 Balance owing 48500

For more information and ways to enrol for direct deposit, Your balance owing is due no later than April 30, 2022.
go to canada.ca/cra-direct-deposit For more information on how to make your payment,
go to canada.ca/payments.

Ontario opportunities fund Amount from line 48400 above 160 03 1

Your donation to the
Ontario opportunities fund 46500 2
You can help reduce Ontario's debt by completing this area to donate Net refund (line 1 minus line 2) 46600 160 03 3
some or all of your 2021 refund to the Ontario opportunities fund. Please
see the provincial pages for details.
I certify that the information given on this return and in any If this return was completed by a tax professional, tick the
attached documents is correct, complete and fully discloses applicable box and provide the following information:
all of my income.
Was a fee charged? 49000 1 X Yes 2 No
Sign here
It is a serious offence to make a false return.
EFILE number (if applicable): 48900 N6193

Telephone number: (437) 980-1887 Name of tax professional: Best Tax & Financial Services
Date: 2022-03-09 Telephone number:
(647) 407-3664
Personal information (including the SIN) is collected for the purposes of the administration or enforcement of the Income Tax Act and related programs and
activities including administering tax, benefits, audit, compliance, and collection. The information collected may be used or disclosed for purposes of other
federal acts that provide for the imposition and collection of a tax or duty. It may also be disclosed to other federal, provincial, territorial, or foreign government
institutions to the extent authorized by law. Failure to provide this information may result in interest payable, penalties, or other actions. Under the Privacy Act,
individuals have a right of protection, access to and correction of their personal information, or to file a complaint with the Privacy Commissioner of Canada
regarding the handling of their personal information. Refer to Personal Information Bank CRA PPU 005 on Info Source at canada.ca/cra-info-source.

Do not use 48600

48700 48800
this area

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T1-2021 Amounts for Spouse or Common-Law Schedule 5
Partner and Dependants
Complete this schedule to claim an amount on line 30300, 30400, 30425, or 30450 of your return.
For information about the Canada caregiver amount for infirm children under 18 years of age, see line 30500 on the last page of this schedule.
Attach a copy of this schedule to your paper return.

Eligibility for the Canada caregiver amount

You may be able to claim the Canada caregiver amount for 2021 if, at any time in the year, you supported your spouse or common-law partner with a
physical or mental impairment, or if one or more of the following individuals depended on you for support because of a physical or mental impairment:
your (or your spouse's or common-law partner's) child or grandchild
your (or your spouse's or common-law partner's) parent, grandparent, brother, sister, uncle, aunt, niece, or nephew (if they resided in Canada
at any time in the year)
An individual is considered to be dependent on you for support if they rely on you to regularly and consistently provide them with some or all of the basic
necessities of life, such as food, shelter and clothing.

Person with an impairment in physical You may be entitled to claim

or mental functions
Spouse or common-law partner both of the following amounts:
$2,295 in the calculation of line 30300
up to $7,348 on line 30425
Eligible dependant 18 years of age or older (who is a person you are eligible both of the following amounts:
to make a claim for on line 30400) (see note) $2,295 in the calculation of line 30400
up to $7,348 on line 30425
Eligible dependant under 18 years of age at the end of the year (who is a one of the following amounts:
person you are eligible to make a claim for on line 30400) (see note) $2,295 in the calculation for line 30400
$2,295 on line 30500
Each of your or your spouse's or common-law partner's children under 18 $2,295 on line 30500
years of age at the end of the year (see note)
Each dependant 18 years of age or older you claimed an amount for on line up to $7,348 on line 30450
30300 or line 30400 (who is not your spouse or common-law partner or an
eligible dependant)

Note: You cannot claim an amount on lines 30400, 30450 and 30500 for your child if you were the only parent required to
make support payments for that child to your current or former spouse or common-law partner. This rule applies only if one of the following conditions
applied to you:
You lived separate and apart from your current or former spouse or common-law partner throughout 2021 because of a breakdown of your
relationship
You were separated from your spouse or common-law partner for only part of 2021 because of a breakdown in your relationship and you
are claiming a deduction on line 22000 of your return for support amounts that you paid to your current or former spouse or
common-law partner
See lines 30400, 30450 and 30500 of this schedule for more information.

Supporting documents
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) may ask for a signed statement from a medical practitioner showing when the impairment began and what its duration
is expected to be.
For children under 18 years of age, the statement should also show that the child is, and will likely continue to be, dependent on others for a long and
continuous period because of an impairment in physical or mental functions. (Dependent on others means the child needs much more help for their
personal needs and care compared to children of the same age.)
You do not need a signed statement from a medical practitioner if the CRA already has an approved Form T2201, Disability Tax Credit Certificate, for a
specified period.

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Line 30300 - Spouse or common-law partner amount

Claim this amount if, at any time in the year, you supported your spouse or common-law partner and their net income from line 23600 of their return (or the
amount that it would be if they filed a return) was less than your basic personal amount (plus $2,295 if they were dependent on you because of an
impairment in physical or mental functions).
If you had to make support payments to your current or former spouse or common-law partner and you were separated for only part of 2021 because of a
breakdown in your relationship, you can claim whichever amount is better for you:
an amount on line 22000 of your return for deductible support payments made in the year to your spouse or common-law partner
an amount on line 30300 of your return for your spouse or common-law partner
If you reconciled with your spouse or common-law partner and were living together on December 31, 2021, you can claim an amount on line 30300 of your
return and any allowable amounts on line 32600 of your return.
You cannot claim the amount on line 30300 for each other for the same year.

Did your marital status change to a status other than married or living common-law in 2021?
Month/Day
If yes, tick this box and enter the date of the change. 55220

Basic personal amount from line 30000 of your return 13,808 00 1

If you are eligible for the Canada caregiver amount for your spouse or common-law partner, enter $2,295
(see line 30425 on page 4). 51090 + 2
Line 1 plus line 2 = 13,808 00 3
Your spouse's or common-law partner's net income from line 23600 of their return(1) - 4
Line 3 minus line 4 (if negative, enter "0")
Enter this amount on line 30300 of your return. = 13,808 00 5

(1) If you were living with your spouse or common-law partner on December 31, 2021, use their net income for the whole year
even if you got married or reconciled with your spouse, or became a common-law partner or started to live with your
common-law partner again, in 2021.
If you separated in 2021 because of a breakdown in your relationship and were not back together on December 31, 2021, reduce your claim by the amount of
your spouse's or common-law partner's net income before the separation.

Line 30400 - Amount for an eligible dependant

Claim this amount if, at any time in the year, you supported an eligible dependant and their net income from line 23600 of their return (or the amount that it
would be if they filed a return), was less than your basic personal amount (plus $2,295 if they were dependent on you because of an impairment in physical or
mental functions).
If you did not claim an amount on line 30300 of your return, you may be able to claim this amount for one dependant if, at any time in the year, you met all
the following conditions:
You did not have a spouse or common-law partner or, if you did, you were not living with them, supporting them, or being supported by them
You supported the dependant in 2021
You lived with the dependant (in most cases in Canada) in a home you maintained. You cannot claim this amount for a person who was only
visiting you
In addition, the dependant must also be one of the following persons by blood, marriage, common-law partnership or adoption:
your parent or grandparent
your child, grandchild, brother or sister under 18 years of age
your child, grandchild, brother or sister 18 years of age or older with an impairment in physical or mental functions

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Line 30400 - Amount for an eligible dependant (continued)

Notes: For the purposes of the Canada caregiver amount:

If your dependant usually lives with you when not in school, the CRA considers that dependant to live with you
Your child is not required to live in Canada but they must still live with you. For example, you were a deemed
resident living in another country with your child. (For information about deemed residents, see the Federal Income
Tax and Benefit Guide.)
If you cannot claim an amount on line 30425 of your return for an eligible dependant 18 years of age or older because you have a spouse or
common-law partner, you may still be able to claim the Canada caregiver amount for other infirm dependants age 18 or older on line 30450 of your
return.

You cannot claim this amount if any of the following applies:

The person you want to claim this amount for is your common-law partner. (You may be able to claim them on line 30300
of your return)
Someone else is claiming a spouse or common-law partner amount on line 30300 of their return for this dependant
Someone else in your household is making this claim (each household is allowed only one claim for this amount, even if
there is more than one dependant in the household)
Someone else is claiming an amount on line 30400 of their return for this dependant. If you and another person can both
claim this amount for the same dependant (such as in the shared custody of a child) but cannot agree on who will claim the
amount, neither of you can make the claim
The claim is for a child you had to make support payments for in 2021. However, if you were separated from your spouse or
common-law partner for only part of 2021 because of a breakdown in your relationship, you may be able to claim an amount
for that child on line 30400 (plus any allowable amounts on lines 30425 and 31800 of your return) if you did not claim any
support amounts paid to your spouse or common-law partner on line 22000 of your return. Claim whichever is better for you
Note: If you and another person had to make support payments for the child for 2021, claim this amount only if you and the
other person(s) paying support agree that you will be the one making the claim. For more information, see Guide P102,
Support Payments.

Eligible dependant with an impairment in physical or mental functions

If the eligible dependant is 18 years of age or older and dependent on you because of an impairment in physical or mental functions, see line 30425 of this
schedule.
If the eligible dependant is under 18 years of age at the end of the year, you may claim one of the following amounts:
$2,295 on line 30500 of your return for each eligible dependant who is your (or your spouse's or common-law partner's) child
$2,295 in the calculation of line 30400 if the eligible dependant does not meet the definition of child below
A child includes a person who is one of the following:
your (or your spouse's or common-law partner's) biological or adopted child
your child's spouse or common-law partner
under your custody and control and who is wholly dependent on you for support, even if they are older than you
Note: The eligible dependant must be dependent on others because of the impairment and will likely continue to be
dependent on others for an indefinite duration. Because of this impairment, the eligible dependant needs much more
help for their personal needs and care compared to other persons of the same age.
You cannot split this amount with another person. Once you claim this amount for a dependant 18 years of age or older, no one else can claim this amount or
an amount on line 30425 of the return for that dependant.
If you were a single parent on December 31, 2021 and you chose to include all of the universal child care benefit lump-sum payment that you may have
received in 2021 on your dependant's return, include this amount in the calculation of their net income.

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Line 30400 - Amount for an eligible dependant (continued)

Did your marital status change to married or common-law in 2021?

Month/Day
If yes, tick this box and enter the date of the change. 55290
Information about your dependant
First and last name Social insurance number (SIN)
55295 ___ ___ ___
Address Year of birth Relationship to you
N/A

Is this dependant physically or mentally infirm? Yes X No

Basic personal amount from line 30000 of your return 13,808 00 1

If you are eligible for the Canada caregiver amount for your dependant (other than your infirm child
under 18 years of age), enter $2,295(2) (see line 30425 below). 51100 + 2
Line 1 plus line 2 = 13,808 00 3
Dependant's net income from line 23600 of their return 51106 - 4
Line 3 minus line 4 (if negative, enter "0")
Enter this amount on line 30400 of your return. = 5

(2) If the dependant is your or your spouse's or common-law partner's infirm child under 18 years of age, you must
claim the Canada caregiver amount on line 30500 instead of line 51100.

Line 30425 – Canada caregiver amount for spouse or common-law partner, or eligible dependant age 18 or older
You may be able to claim this amount if you can claim an amount for your spouse or common-law partner on line 30300 of your return, or for an eligible
dependant 18 years of age or older on line 30400 of your return.
If you cannot claim an amount on line 30425 of your return for an eligible dependant 18 years of age or older because you
have a spouse or common-law partner, you may still be able to claim the Canada caregiver amount for other infirm
dependants age 18 or older on line 30450 of your return.
Note: Only one claim can be made for this amount. You cannot split this amount with another person.
Complete this calculation only if you entered $2,295 on line 51090 or line 51100 of this schedule for a person
whose net income is between $7,368 and $24,604.

Base amount 24,604 00 1

Net income for this person from line 23600 of their return - 2
Line 1 minus line 2 (if negative, enter "0") (maximum $7,348) = 3
Amount claimed on line 30300 or line 30400 of your return, if applicable - 4
Line 3 minus line 4 (if negative, enter "0")
Enter this amount on line 30425 of your return. Allowable amount for this person = 5

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Line 30450 – Canada caregiver amount for other infirm dependants age 18 or older

You can claim an amount for each dependent who meets all of the following conditions:
They were dependent on you because of an impairment in physical or mental functions
They were 18 years of age or older
They were your (or your spouse’s or common-law partner’s) child, grandchild, parent, grandparent, brother, sister, aunt, uncle,
niece, or nephew
They were a resident of Canada at any time in the year. You cannot claim this amount for a person who was only visiting you
Their net income from line 23600 of their return (or the amount it would be if they filed a return) was less than $24,604
You cannot claim an amount on line 30450 of your return for dependants who do not have an impairment in physical or
mental functions, including a parent or grandparent.
A parent includes someone you were completely dependent upon and who had custody and control of you when you were under 19 years of age.
A child includes a person who is under your custody and control and is wholly dependent on you for support, even if they are older than you.
If you or someone else is claiming an amount on line 30300 or on line 30400 of the return for the dependant, you cannot claim an amount on line 30450 of
the return for that dependant.
If you had to make support payments for a child, you cannot claim an amount on line 30450 of your return for that child. However, if you were separated
from your spouse or common-law partner for only part of 2021 because of a breakdown in your relationship, you may be able to claim an amount for that
child on line 30450 of your return if you do not claim any support amounts paid to your spouse or common-law partner on line 22000 of your return. You can
claim whichever is better for you.
Note: If you and another person support the same dependant, you can split the claim for that dependant. However, the total
amount of your claim and the other person’s claim cannot be more than the maximum amount allowed for that dependant.

Complete the chart below for each dependant who meets the conditions above.

Information about your dependant

First and last name: Year of birth Relationship to you

N/A
Address:

Base amount 1
Infirm dependant's net income from line 23600 of their return - 2
Allowable amount for this dependant:
Line 1 minus line 2 (if negative, enter "0") (maximum $7,348) = 3
Enter on line 30450 of your return the total of allowable amounts claimed for all dependants.
Enter the number of dependants you are claiming this amount for. 51120

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Line 30500 – Canada caregiver amount for infirm children under 18 years of age

You can claim $2,295 for each of your (or your spouse's or common-law partner's) children who meet all of the following conditions:
They were under 18 years of age at the end of the year
They had an impairment in physical or mental functions
They need much more help for their needs and care compared to children of the same age
Note: You can claim the full amount in the year of the child's birth, death, or adoption.

If the child does not live with both parents throughout the year, only the parent or their spouse or common-law partner who claims an amount on line 30400
for that child can make the claim on line 30500. You may still be able to claim an amount on line 30500 for the child if you (or your spouse or common-law
partner) could not claim the amount on line 30400 for any of the following reasons:
The parent has a spouse or common-law partner
The parent claimed an amount on line 30400 for another eligible dependant
Someone else in your household claimed an amount on line 30400 for another dependant
The child's income is too high
You or your spouse or common-law partner can claim this amount for all eligible children separately, but the amount can only be claimed once for each
child.
If you have shared custody of the child throughout the year, the parent who claims the amount for an eligible dependant (line 30400) for that child can make
the claim on line 30500. If you have shared custody of the child throughout the year but cannot agree who will claim the amount, neither of you can make
this claim.
If you and another person had to make support payments for the child in the year, you can claim this amount only if both of you agree that you will be
making the claim. For more information, see Guide P102, Support Payments.
If you were the only person who had to make support payments for the child for 2021, you may not be eligible to claim this amount for that child. For more
information, see the note under the table on page 1 of this Schedule.

A child includes a person who is one of the following:

your (or your spouse's or common-law partner's) biological or adopted child
your child's spouse or common-law partner
under your custody and control and is completely dependent on you for support, even if they are older than you
Enter the number of children you are claiming this amount for on line 30499 of your return and enter the result of the calculation on line 30500.
Note: To transfer all or part of this amount to your spouse or common-law partner, or to claim all or part of their amount,
complete schedule 2.
See the privacy notice on your return.

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T1-2021 Canada Pension Plan
Schedule 8
Contributions and Overpayment
The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) was amended to provide for the enhancement of pensions. The government of Quebec also adopted legislative
amendments to enhance the Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) in a similar way as the federal plan. The enhancements are funded by additional enhanced
contributions that began in January 2019.
The contributions consist of a base amount and an enhanced amount. As an employee, your employer will have already deducted the contributions from your
salary and wages. As a self-employed individual, you will calculate your required contributions (if any) on this schedule including the base and the enhanced
amounts.
Complete this schedule to calculate your required Canada Pension Plan (CPP) contributions or overpayment for 2021 if you were a resident of a province or
territory other than Quebec on December 31, 2021, and you have no earned income from the province of Quebec. Attach a copy of this schedule to your
paper return.
Do not complete this schedule if any of your T4 slips show Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) contributions. Instead, complete Form RC381, Inter-provincial
Calculation for CPP and QPP Contributions and Overpayments.
For more information, see lines 22200, 22215, 30800, and 31000 of the Federal Income Tax and Benefit Guide.

Which parts of this schedule do you need to complete?

Part 1 – Complete this part if you are electing to stop contributing to the CPP or you are revoking a prior election.

Part 2 – Complete this part to determine the number of months for the CPP contributions calculation.

Part 3 – Complete this part if you are reporting employment income.

Part 4 – Complete this part if you are reporting only self-employment income or other earnings you are electing to pay CPP contributions on.

Part 5 – Complete this part if you are reporting employment income and self-employment income or other earnings you are electing to pay CPP
contributions on. (You must first complete Part 3.)

Part 1 – Election to stop contributing to the Canada Pension Plan or revocation of a prior election
You were considered a CPP working beneficiary and were required to make CPP contributions in 2021 if you met all of the following conditions:
You were 60 to 70 years of age
You received a CPP or QPP retirement pension
You had employment and/or self-employment income
However, if you were at least 65 years of age but under 70 years of age, you can elect to stop paying CPP contributions.

Employment income
If you had employment income for 2021 and you elected in 2021 to stop paying CPP contributions or revoked in 2021 an election made in a previous year,
you should have already completed and sent Form CPT30, Election to Stop Contributing to the Canada Pension Plan or Revocation of a Prior Election, to
the CRA and your employer(s).

Self-employment income only

If you had only self-employment income for 2021 and are electing in 2021 to stop paying CPP contributions on your self-employment earnings, enter the
month in 2021 you are choosing to start this election on line 50372 on the next page. The date cannot be earlier than the month you turn 65 years of age
and are receiving a CPP or QPP retirement pension. For example, if you turn 65 in June, you can choose any month from June to December. If you
choose the month of June, enter "06" on line 50372.
If, in 2021, you are revoking an election made in a previous year on contributions on self-employment earnings, enter the month in 2021 you are
choosing to revoke this election on line 50374 on the next page. Your election remains valid until you revoke it or turn 70 years of age. If you start
receiving employment income (other than employment income earned in Quebec) in a future year, you will need to complete Form CPT30 in that year for
your election to remain valid.

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Part 1 – Election to stop contributing to the Canada Pension Plan or revocation of a prior election (continued)
Employment and self-employment income
If you had both employment income and self-employment income in 2021 and you wanted to elect to stop paying CPP contributions in 2021 or revoke in
2021 an election made in a previous year, you should have completed Form CPT30 in 2021. An election filed using Form CPT30 applies to all income
from pensionable earnings, including self-employment earnings, as of the first day of the month after the date you gave this form to your employer.
If you completed and sent Form CPT30 when you became employed in 2021 but your intent was to elect in 2021 to stop paying CPP contributions or
revoke an election made in a previous year on your self-employment income before you became employed, enter the month you want to stop contributing
on line 50372.
If you want to revoke for 2021 an election made in a previous year, enter the month you want to resume contributing on line 50374.
If you did not complete and send Form CPT30 for 2021 when you became employed, you cannot elect to stop paying CPP contributions or revoke an
election made in a previous year on your self-employment earnings for 2021 on this schedule.
Note: If you had self-employment income in 2021, an election or revocation that begins in 2021 must be filed
on or before June 15, 2023 to be valid.

Election or revocation
I elect to stop contributing to the Canada Pension Plan on my self-employment earnings on the first day of the month entered Month
on line 50372. 50372
I want to revoke an election made in a previous year to stop contributing to the Canada Pension Plan on my self-employment Month
earnings and resume contributing on the first day of the month entered on line 50374. 50374

Part 2 – Determine the number of months for the CPP contributions calculation
Enter "12" on line A below unless any of the following conditions apply:
You turned 18 years of age in 2021. Enter the number of months in the year after the month you turned 18 on line A.
You were receiving a CPP or QPP disability pension for all of 2021. Enter "0" on line A. If you started or stopped receiving a CPP or QPP disability
pension in 2021, enter the number of months you were not receiving a disability pension on line A.
You were 65 to 70 years of age in 2021 receiving a CPP or QPP retirement pension and you elected to stop paying CPP contributions in 2021. Enter
the number of months in the year, up to and including the month you made the election, on line A. If you had self-employment income in 2021 and
entered a month on line 50372 of Part 1, enter on line A the number of months in the year prior to the month that you entered on line 50372.
You were 65 to 70 years of age in 2021 receiving a CPP or QPP retirement pension and elected to stop paying CPP contributions in a previous year
and you have not revoked that election. Enter "0" on line A.
You were 65 to 70 years of age in 2021 receiving a CPP or QPP retirement pension and you elected to stop paying CPP contributions in a previous
year and you revoked that election in 2021. Enter on line A the number of months in the year after the month you revoked the election. If you also had
self-employment income in 2021 and entered a month on line 50374 of Part 1, enter on line A the number of months in the year after and including the
month you entered on line 50374.
You turned 70 years of age in 2021 and you did not elect to stop paying CPP contributions. Enter the number of months in the year, up to and
including the month you turned 70 years of age, on line A.
You were 70 years of age or older for all of 2021. Enter "0" on line A.
The individual died in 2021. Enter the number of months in the year, up to and including the month the individual died, on line A.
Enter the number of months that CPP applies in 2021. 12 A

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Use the number of months from line A on the previous page to determine your prorated maximum CPP pensionable earnings and maximum basic CPP
exemption on the table below.

Monthly proration table for 2021

Number Maximum CPP Maximum basic Number Maximum CPP Maximum basic
of months pensionable earnings CPP exemption (1) of months pensionable earnings CPP exemption (1)
1 $5,133.33 $291.67 7 $35,933.33 $2,041.67
2 $10,266.67 $583.33 8 $41,066.67 $2,333.33
3 $15,400.00 $875.00 9 $46,200.00 $2,625.00
4 $20,533.33 $1,166.67 10 $51,333.33 $2,916.67
5 $25,666.67 $1,458.33 11 $56,466.67 $3,208.33
6 $30,800.00 $1,750.00 12 $61,600.00 $3,500.00

Part 3 – Calculating your CPP contributions and overpayment on employment income

Enter your maximum CPP pensionable earnings from the monthly
proration table above using the number of months from line A. (maximum $61,600) 61,600 00 1

Total CPP pensionable earnings:

Enter the total from box 26 of all of your T4 slips (maximum $61,600 per slip)
(if box 26 is blank, enter the amount from box 14). 50339 4,073 00 2
Enter whichever is less: amount from line 1 or line 2. 4,073 00 3
Enter your maximum basic CPP exemption from the monthly
proration table above using the number of months from line A. (maximum $3,500) - 3,500 00 4
Earnings subject to CPP contributions:
Line 3 minus line 4 (if negative, enter "0") (maximum $58,100) = 573 00 5

Actual total contributions on CPP pensionable earnings:

Enter the total CPP contributions deducted from box 16 of all of your T4 slips. 50340 157 26 6
Actual base contributions on CPP pensionable earnings:
Amount from line 6 157 26 x 90 8257 % = - 142 83 7
Actual enhanced contributions on CPP pensionable earnings:
Line 6 minus line 7 = 14 43 8
Required base contributions on CPP pensionable earnings:
Amount from line 5 573 00 x 4 95 % = (maximum $2,875.95) 28 36 9
Required enhanced contributions on CPP pensionable earnings:
Amount from line 5 573 00 x 0 50 % = (maximum $290.50) + 2 87 10
Total required contributions on CPP pensionable earnings:
Line 9 plus line 10 = 31 23 11

Enter the amount from line 6. 157 26 12

Enter the amount from line 11. - 31 23 13
Line 12 minus line 13 (if negative, enter "0") (2) = 126 03 14
If you are self-employed or electing to pay additional CPP contributions on other earnings, continue at Part 5. If not, report your CPP contributions as
follows:
Enter on line 30800 of your return (in dollars and cents) whichever is less: amount from line 7 or line 9. Also enter this amount on line 58240 of your
provincial or territorial Form 428 (in dollars and cents), if applicable.
Enter on line 22215 of your return (in dollars and cents) whichever is less: amount from line 8 or line 10.
Enter on line 44800 of your return (in dollars and cents) the amount from line 14 if it is positive.

(1) If you started receiving CPP retirement benefits in 2021, your basic exemption may be prorated by the CRA.
(2) If this amount is negative, you may be able to make additional CPP contributions. See Form CPT20, Election to Pay Canada Pension Plan
Contributions.

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Part 4 – CPP contributions on self-employment income and other earnings only
(no employment income)
Pensionable net self-employment earnings (3)
(amount from line 12200 of your return plus line 25 of your return) 1
Employment earnings not shown on a T4 slip that you elect to pay additional
CPP contributions on (complete Form CPT20) 50373 + 2
CPP pensionable earnings:
Line 1 plus line 2 (if negative, enter "0") (maximum $61,600)(3) = 3
Basic exemption (maximum $3,500)(3) - 4
Line 3 minus line 4 (if negative, enter "0") (maximum $58,100) = 5
CPP rate x 10.9% 6
CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings:
Line 5 multiplied by the percentage from line 6.
Enter this amount (in dollars and cents) on line 42100 of your return. = 7

Deduction and tax credit for CPP contributions on self-employment income

and other earnings
Required base contributions on CPP pensionable earnings:
Amount from line 7 x %= - 8
Required enhanced contributions on CPP pensionable earnings:
Line 7 minus line 8 = 9
Tax credit for base CPP contributions on self-employment income and other earnings:
Enter the result of the following calculation (in dollars and cents) on line 31000 of your return:
Amount from line 8 x %= + 10
Deduction for CPP contributions on self-employment income and other earnings:
Line 9 plus line 10
Enter this amount (in dollars and cents) on line 22200 of your return. = 11

Part 5 – CPP contributions on self-employment income and other earnings when you have
employment income
Pensionable net self-employment earnings (3)
(amount from line 12200 of your return plus line 25 of your return) 1
Employment earnings not shown on a T4 slip that you elect to pay additional CPP contributions on
(complete Form CPT20) 50373 + 2
Employment earnings shown on a T4 slip that you elect to pay additional CPP contributions on
(complete Form CPT20) 50399 + 3
Add lines 1 to 3. = 4
Enter the amount from line 6 of Part 3. Actual total CPP contributions 5
Enter the amount from line 14 of Part 3 if it is positive (if negative, enter "0"). - 6
Line 5 minus line 6 (if negative, enter "0") = 7

Amount from line 7 x = 8

(3) Self-employment earnings, CPP pensionable earnings, and the basic exemption should be prorated according to the number of months
entered on line A of Part 2. See the monthly proration table in Part 2 to find the amount that corresponds to the number of months
entered on line A of Part 2.
Do not prorate the self-employment earnings if the individual died in 2021.

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Part 5 – CPP contributions on self-employment income and other earnings when you have
employment income (continued)
CPP pensionable earnings:
Enter the amount from line 1 of Part 3. (maximum $61,600) 9
Basic exemption:
Enter the amount from line 4 of Part 3. (maximum $3,500) - 10
Line 9 minus line 10 (if negative, enter "0") (maximum $58,100) = 11
Enter the amount from line 8 of the previous page. - 12
Line 11 minus line 12 (if negative, enter "0") = 13

Enter whichever is less: amount from line 4 of part 5 or line 13 above. 14

Amount from line 4 of Part 3 15
Amount from line 2 of Part 3 - 16
Line 15 minus line 16
(if negative, enter "0" on lines 17 and 21 and continue at line 22) = 17
Amount from line 4 of Part 5 18
Amount from line 11 above - 19
Line 18 minus line 19 (if negative, enter "0") = - 20
Line 17 minus line 20 (if negative, enter "0") = - 21
Earnings subject to contributions: line 14 minus line 21
(if the result is negative, enter "0" and follow the instructions at the end of Part 3;
if positive, continue at line 23) = 22

Amount from line 22 x %= 23

Amount from line 14 of Part 3 (if positive) x = - 24
Line 23 minus line 24 (if negative, show in brackets) = 25

If the amount from line 25 is negative, enter it as a positive amount. 26

Deductions and tax credits for CPP contributions

Tax credit for base CPP contributions through employment income:
Enter the amount from line 7 of Part 3. 27
Enter the amount from line 9 of Part 3. - 28
Line 27 minus line 28 (if negative, enter "0") = 29
Enter whichever is less: amount from line 27 or line 28.
Enter this amount on line 30800 of your return (in dollars and cents). 30
Deduction for CPP enhanced contributions on employment income:
Enter the amount from line 8 of Part 3. 31
Enter the amount from line 10 of Part 3. - 32
Line 31 minus line 32 (if negative, enter "0") = 33
Enter whichever is less: amount from line 31 or line 32.
Enter this amount on line 22215 of your return (in dollars and cents). 34

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Part 5 – CPP contributions on self-employment income and other earnings when you have
employment income (continued)
If the amount from line 25 of the previous page is:
negative, complete Part 5a below
positive, complete Part 5b below
"0", enter the amount from line 29 on line 31000 of your return (in dollars and cents)
and enter the amount from line 33 on line 22200 of your return (in dollars and cents)

Part 5a - Amount from line 25 is negative

CPP overpayment:
Enter the result of the following calculation (in dollars and cents) on line 44800 of your return:
Amount from line 26 of the previous page x %= 35
Amount from line 35 x %= - 36
Line 35 minus line 36 = 37

Enter the amount from line 29 of the previous page. 38

Enter the amount from line 36. - 39
Tax credit for base CPP contributions on self-employment income and other earnings:
Line 38 minus line 39
Enter this amount (in dollars and cents) on line 31000 of your return. = 40

Enter the amount from line 33 of the previous page. 41

Enter the amount from line 37. - 42
Deduction for CPP contributions on self-employment income and other earnings:
Line 41 minus line 42
Enter this amount (in dollars and cents) on line 22200 of your return. = 43

Part 5b - Amount from line 25 is positive

CPP contributions payable on self-employment income and other earnings:
Enter the amount from line 25 of the previous page.
Enter this amount (in dollars and cents) on line 42100 of your return. 44
Amount from line 44 x %= - 45
Line 44 minus line 45 = 46
Amount from line 45 x %= + 47
Line 46 plus line 47 = 48

Enter the amount from line 29 of the previous page. 49

Enter the amount from line 47. + 50
Tax credit for base CPP contributions on self-employment income and other earnings:
Line 49 plus line 50
Enter this amount (in dollars and cents) on line 31000 of your return. = 51

Enter the amount from line 33 of the previous page. 52

Enter the amount from line 48. + 53
Deduction for CPP contributions on self-employment income and other earnings:
Line 52 plus line 53
Enter this amount (in dollars and cents) on line 22200 of your return. = 54

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T1-2021 Schedule 11
Federal Tuition, Education, and Textbook Amounts
and Canada Training Credit
Only the student completes this schedule.
Complete this schedule to calculate your federal tuition, education, and textbook amounts and Canada training credit, your current-year unused tuition
amount available to transfer to a designated individual, and your unused federal amount available to carry forward to a future year.
Use forms T2202, TL11A, and/or TL11C (or any other official tuition tax receipts) to complete this schedule. If you are transferring an amount, also use these
forms to designate the individual you are transferring to and to specify the federal amount you are transferring.
Complete the provincial or territorial schedule (S11) to calculate your provincial or territorial amounts.
Attach a copy of this schedule to your paper return.
For more information, see Guide P105, Students and Income Tax.
Unused federal tuition, education, and textbook amounts from your 2020 notice of assessment
or reassessment 1
(1)
Eligible tuition fees paid to Canadian educational institutions for 2021 32000 15,021 00 2

If you are claiming the Canada training credit, continue on line 3.

If not, enter the amount from line 2 on line 7, and continue on line 8.

Amount from line 2 × 50 % = 3

Your Canada training credit limit for 2021
from your latest notice of assessment
or reassessment for 2020 4
Enter whichever is less:
amount from line 3 or line 4. 5
Enter the Canada training credit you are claiming
(cannot be more than line 5). Canada training
Enter this amount on line 45350 of your return. credit for 2021 6
Available Canadian tuition amount for 2021:
Line 2 minus line 6 15,021.00 7
Eligible tuition fees paid to foreign educational institutions for 2021 32001 8
Line 7 plus line 8 15,021 00 15,021 00 9
Total available tuition, education, and textbook amounts for 2021:
Line 1 plus line 9 15,021 00 10
Enter the amount from line 26000 of your return on line 11
if it is $49,020 or less. If it is more than $49,020, enter the result of the following calculation:
amount from line 73 of your return ÷ 15 % = 4,070 13 11
Enter the amount from line 99 of your return 28,965 71 12
Line 11 minus line 12 (if negative, enter "0") 0 00 13
Unused tuition, education, and textbook amounts claimed for 2021:
Enter whichever is less: amount from line 1 or line 13 14
Line 13 minus line 14 0 00 15
2021 tuition amount:
Enter whichever is less: amount from line 9 or line 15. 16
Line 14 plus line 16 Your tuition, education, and textbook
Enter this amount on line 32300 of your return. amounts claimed for 2021 17

(1) The fees you paid to attend each institution must be more than $100 to be eligible.

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2021 Enrolment information
The Canada Revenue Agency needs the following information to administer federal programs such as the Canada workers benefit, scholarship
exemption, lifelong learning plan, and various provincial and territorial programs.
Tick this box if you were eligible for the disability tax credit in 2021 or you had a mental or
physical impairment in 2021 and a doctor has certified that you cannot reasonably be expected to be
enrolled as a full-time student because of the effects of your impairment. 32005
Enter the number of months you were enrolled as a part-time student
from box 24 of your Form T2202, and column B of your forms TL11A and TL11C. (maximum 12) 32010
Enter the number of months you were enrolled as a full-time student
from box 25 of your Form T2202, and column C of your forms TL11A and TL11C. (maximum 12) 32020 8
Transfer or carryforward of unused amount
Complete this section to calculate your current-year unused tuition amount available to transfer to a designated individual
and your unused federal amount available to carry forward to a future year.
You can transfer all or part of your unused tuition amount available to transfer to your spouse or common-law partner
or your (or your spouse's or common-law partner's) parent or grandparent.
Note: If your spouse or common-law partner is claiming an amount for you on line 30300, line 30425, or line 32600
of their return, you cannot transfer your unused tuition amount to your (or your spouse's
or common-law partner's) parent or grandparent.

Amount from line 10 of the previous page 15,021 00 18

Amount from line 17 of the previous page 19
Line 18 minus line 19 Total unused amount 15,021 00 20
If you are transferring an amount to a designated individual, continue on line 21.
If not, enter the amount from line 20 on line 25.
Amount from line 9 of the previous page (maximum $5,000) 5,000 00 21
Amount from line 16 of the previous page 22
Line 21 minus line 22 (if negative, enter "0") Unused tuition amount available to transfer 5,000 00 23
Enter the federal amount you are transferring as specified
on your tuition forms (cannot be more than line 23). Federal tuition amount transferred 32700 24
Line 20 minus line 24 Unused federal amount available to carry forward to a future year 15,021 00 25

See the privacy notice on your return.

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Form ON428
Ontario Tax
Ontario 2021

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Part A - Ontario tax on taxable income

Enter your taxable income from line 26000 of your return. 4,070 13 1
Use the amount from line 1 to complete the appropriate column below.
Line 1 is more than Line 1 is more than Line 1 is more than
Line 1 is $45,142 but not $90,287 but not $150,000 but not Line 1 is more
$45,142 or less more than $90,287 more than $150,000 more than $220,000 than $220,000

Amount from line 1. 4,070 13 2

Line 2 minus line 3 45,142 00 90,287 00 150,000 00 220,000 00 3
(cannot be negative) 4,070 13 4
Line 4 multiplied by the x 5.05 % x 9.15 % x 11.16 % x 12.16 % x 13.16 % 5
percentage from line 5 205 54 6
Line 6 plus line 7 0 00 2,279 67 6,410 44 13,074 41 21,586 41 7
Ontario tax on
taxable income 205 54 8
Enter the amount from line 8 on line 51 and continue at line 9.

Part B – Ontario non-refundable tax credits

Internal use 56050
Basic personal amount Claim $10,880 58040 10,880 00 9
Age amount (if you were born in 1956 or earlier) (use Worksheet ON428) (maximum $5,312) 58080 + 10
Spouse or common-law partner amount:
Base amount 10,162 00 11
Your spouse's or common-law partner's
net income from line 23600 of their return - 12
Line 11 minus 12 (if negative, enter "0") (maximum $9,238) 58120 = 9,238 00 + 9,238 00 13
Amount for an eligible dependant:
Base amount 10,162 00 14
Your eligible dependant's net income from line 23600 of their return - 15
Line 14 minus line 15 (if negative, enter "0") (maximum $9,238) 58160 = + 16
Ontario caregiver amount (use Worksheet ON428) 58185 17
Add lines 9, 10, 13, 16, and 17. = 20,118 00 18
CPP or QPP contributions:
Amount from line 30800 of your return 58240 28 36 19
Amount from line 31000 of your return 58280 20
Employment insurance premiums:
Amount from line 31200 of your return 58300 64 35 21
Amount from line 31217 of your return 58305 22
Adoption expenses 58330 23
Add lines 19 to 23. = 92 71 + 92 71 24
Line 18 plus line 24 = 20,210 71 25

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Part B – Ontario non-refundable tax credits (continued)
Amount from line 25 of the previous page 20,210 71 26
Pension income amount (maximum $1,504) 58360 + 27
Line 26 plus line 27 = 20,210 71 28
Disability amount for self
(claim $8,790, or if you were under 18 years of age, use Worksheet ON428) 58440 + 29
Disability amount transferred from a dependant (use Worksheet ON428) 58480 + 30
Add lines 28 to 30. = 20,210 71 31
Interest paid on your student loans (amount from line 31900 of your return) 58520 + 32
Your unused tuition and education amounts (attach Schedule ON(S11)) 58560 + 33
Amounts transferred from your spouse or common-law partner (attach Schedule ON(S2)) 58640 + 34
Add lines 31 to 34. = 20,210 71 35
Medical expenses:
Read line 58689 of your Ontario Information Guide. 58689 36

Amount from line 23600 of your return 4,070 13 37

Applicable rate x 3 00 % 38
Line 37 multiplied by the percentage from line 38 = 122 10 39
Enter whichever is less: $2,462 or the amount on line 39. - 122 10 40
Line 36 minus line 40 (if negative, enter "0") = 41
Allowable amount of medical expenses for other dependants
(use Worksheet ON428) 58729 + 42
Line 41 plus line 42 58769 = + 43
Line 35 plus line 43 58800 = 20,210 71 44
Ontario non-refundable tax credit rate x 5.05 % 45
Line 44 multiplied by the percentage from line 45 58840 = 1,020 64 46
Donations and gifts:
Amount from line 13
of your federal Schedule 9 x 5.05 % = 47
Amount from line 14
of your federal Schedule 9 x 11.16 % = + 48
Line 47 plus line 48 58969 = + 49
Line 46 plus line 49
Enter this amount on line 54. Ontario non-refundable tax credits 61500 = 1,020 64 50

Part C – Ontario tax

Ontario tax on taxable income from line 8 205 54 51
Ontario tax on split income (complete Form T1206) 61510 + 52
Line 51 plus line 52 = 205 54 53
Ontario non-refundable tax credits from line 50 - 1,020 64 54
Line 53 minus line 54 (if negative, enter "0") = 55
Ontario minimum tax carryover:
Amount from line 55 above 56
Ontario dividend tax credit (use Worksheet ON428) 61520 - 57
Line 56 minus line 57 (if negative, enter "0") = 58
Amount from line 40427 of your return x 33.67 % = 59
Enter whichever is less: amount from line 58 or line 59 61540 - 60
Line 55 minus line 60 (if negative, enter "0") = 61

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Part C – Ontario tax (continued)

Amount from line 61 of the previous page 62
Ontario surtax:
Amount from line 62 above 63
Ontario tax on split income from line 52 - 64
Line 63 minus line 64 (if negative, enter "0") = 65
Complete lines 66 to 68 if the amount on line 65 is more than $4,874.
If the amount is less than $4,874, enter "0" on line 68 and continue on line 69.

(Line 65 - 4,874 00 ) x 20.00 % (if negative, enter "0") 66

(Line 65 - 6,237 00 ) x 36.00 % (if negative, enter "0") + 67
Line 66 plus line 67 = + 68
Line 62 plus line 68 = 69
Ontario dividend tax credit from line 57 - 70
Line 69 minus line 70 (if negative, enter "0") = 71
Ontario additional tax for minimum tax purposes:
If you entered an amount on line 98 of Form T691, use Worksheet ON428 to calculate your
additional tax for minimum tax purposes. + 72
Line 71 plus line 72 = 73

Ontario tax reduction

Enter "0" on line 80 if any of the following applies to you:

You were not a resident of Canada at the beginning of the year
You were not a resident of Ontario on December 31, 2021
There is an amount on line 72
The amount on line 73 is "0"
Your return is filed for you by a trustee in bankruptcy
You are not claiming an Ontario tax reduction
If none of the above applies to you, complete lines 74 to 80 to calculate your Ontario tax reduction.

Basic reduction 74
If you had a spouse or common-law partner on December 31, 2021,
only the individual with the higher net income can claim the amounts
on lines 75 and 76.
Reduction for dependent children born in 2003 or later:
Number of dependent children 60969 x 464 00 = + 75
Reduction for dependants with a mental or physical impairment:
Number of dependants 60970 x 464 00 = + 76
Add lines 74 to 76 = 77
Amount from line 77 above. x 2 = 78
Amount from line 73 above - 79
Line 78 minus line 79 (if negative, enter "0") Ontario tax reduction = - 80
Line 73 minus line 80 (if negative, enter "0") = 81
Provincial foreign tax credit (complete Form T2036) - 82
Line 81 minus line 82 (if negative, enter "0") = 83

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Part C – Ontario tax (continued)

Amount from line 83 of the previous page 84
Low-income individuals and families tax (LIFT) credit (complete Schedule ON428–A) 62140 - 85
Line 84 minus line 85 (if negative, enter "0") = 86
Community food program donation tax credit for farmers:
Enter the amount of qualifying donations that have
also been claimed as a charitable donation 62150 x 25.00 % = - 87
Line 86 minus line 87 (if negative, enter "0") = 88
Ontario health premium (complete the chart below) + 89
Line 88 plus line 89
Enter this amount on line 42800 of your return. Ontario tax = 90

Ontario Health Premium

Go to the line on the chart below that corresponds to your taxable income from line 1 to determine your Ontario Health Premium.

Taxable Income Ontario health premium

$20,000 or less $0

more than $20,000 but

not more than $25,000 - $20,000 = x 6% =

more than $25,000 but

not more than $36,000 $300

more than $36,000 but

not more than $38,500 - $36,000 = x 6% = + $300 =

more than $38,500 but

not more than $48,000 $450

more than $48,000 but

not more than $48,600 - $48,000 = x 25% = + $450 =

more than $48,600 but

not more than $72,000 $600

more than $72,000 but

not more than $72,600 - $72,000 = x 25% = + $600 =

more than $72,600 but

not more than $200,000 $750

more than $200,000 but

not more than $200,600 - $200,000 = x 25% = + $750 =

more than $200,600 $900

Enter the result on line 89 above.
See the privacy notice on your return.

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Form ON-BEN
Application for the 2022 Ontario Trillium Benefit 2021
and Ontario Senior Homeowners'
Property Tax Grant
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To find out if you are eligible for the Ontario trillium benefit and the Ontario senior homeowners' property tax grant, see
the Ontario Information Guide in your Income tax package.
Complete the application areas and parts that apply to you and attach this form to your return.
To estimate the amount of the Ontario trillium benefit and Ontario senior homeowners' property tax grant you may be entitled
to, use the calculator at canada.ca/child-family-benefits-calculator.
The payments for these benefits will be issued separately from your tax refund.
If you had a spouse or common-law partner on December 31, 2021, only one of you should apply for the Ontario energy and
property tax credit, the Northern Ontario energy credit, and the Ontario senior homeowners' property tax grant for both of you.
If only one of you is 64 years of age or older on December 31, 2021, that spouse or common-law partner has to apply for
these credits and the grant for both of you.
For a description of principal residence for the purposes of the Ontario energy and property tax credit and the Northern
Ontario energy credit, or the Ontario senior homeowners' property tax grant, see the Ontario Information Guide in your
Income tax package.

Ontario trillium benefit (OTB)

Ontario sales tax credit (OSTC)
You do not need to apply for the OSTC when you file your tax return. The Canada Revenue Agency will tell you if you are
entitled to receive the credit. For families, the OSTC is paid to the person whose return is assessed first.

Application for the Ontario energy and property tax credit (OEPTC)
You may qualify for the OEPTC if, on December 31, 2021, you resided in Ontario and any of the following conditions applied:
Rent or property tax for your principal residence was paid by or for you for 2021
You lived in a student residence
You lived in a long-term care home and an amount for accommodation was paid by or for you in 2021
You lived on a reserve and home energy costs were paid by or for you for your principal residence on the reserve for 2021

If you met any of these conditions and are applying for the 2022 OEPTC, tick this box
and complete Parts A and B of this form. 61020 X

Application for the Northern Ontario energy credit (NOEC)

You may qualify for the NOEC if, on December 31, 2021, you resided in Northern Ontario (see the definition in the Ontario
Information Guide in your tax package), and any of the following conditions applied:
Rent or property tax for your principal residence in Northern Ontario was paid by or for you for 2021
You lived in a long-term care home in Northern Ontario and an amount for accommodation was paid by or for you in 2021
You lived on a reserve in Northern Ontario and home energy costs were paid by or for you for your
principal residence on the reserve for 2021
If you met any of these conditions and are applying for the 2022 NOEC, tick this box
and complete Parts A and B of this form. 61040

Choice for delayed single OTB payment

By ticking this box, you are choosing to wait until June 2023 to get your 2022 OTB entitlement.
You will get your OTB in one payment at the end of the benefit year (June 2023) instead
of receiving it monthly from July 2022 to June 2023. 61060

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Application for the Ontario senior homeowners' property tax grant (OSHPTG)
You may qualify for the OSHPTG if, on December 31, 2021, both of the following conditions applied:
You were 64 years of age or older
You owned and occupied a principal residence in Ontario that you, or someone on your behalf, paid property tax on for 2021
If you met these conditions and are applying for the 2022 OSHPTG, tick this box. 61070
Enter the total amount of property tax paid on line 61120 in Part A and complete Part B of this form.

Part A - Amount paid for a principal residence for 2021

If, on December 31, 2021, you and your spouse or common-law partner occupied separate principal
residences for medical reasons and you are choosing to apply individually for the OEPTC, the NOEC, or
the OSHPTG, tick this box and enter your spouse's or common-law partner's address in Part C of this form. 61080
Enter the total amount of rent paid for your principal residence (including a private
long-term care home) in Ontario for 2021. (Do not include rent paid for a principal residence that
was not subject to property tax. If you lived in a subsidized housing unit, check with
your landlord to find out if property tax was paid for your unit.) 61100 1,600 00
Enter the total amount of property tax paid for your principal residence in Ontario for 2021.
(If your municipality let you defer all or some of your 2021 property tax, enter
only the amount of property tax actually paid to the municipality for the year.) 61120

If you resided in a designated student residence in Ontario in 2021, tick this box. 61140
If you lived on a reserve, enter the total amount of home energy costs (like electricity and heat) paid
for your principal residence in Ontario for 2021. 61210
Enter the total amount paid for your accommodation in a public long-term care home or non-profit long-term
care home in Ontario for 2021. 61230

Part B – Declaration
Complete this part if you are applying for the OEPTC, the NOEC, or the OSHPTG.
Enter the amounts paid for rent, property tax, home energy costs on a reserve, and accommodation in a public long-term care home or a non-profit
long-term care home in the column "Amount paid for 2021".
If you need more space, attach a separate sheet of paper.

I declare the following information about my principal residences in Ontario during 2021:
Number of months Amount paid for Payment Check this box if this is a Name of landlord, municipality, or
Address Postal code resident in 2021 2021 Type long-term care home supplier payment was made to
___ ___ 4 1,600.00 61100
___ ___ NA

Part C – Involuntary separation

If, on December 31, 2021, you and your spouse or common-law partner
occupied separate principal residences in Ontario for medical reasons
and you are choosing to apply individually for the OEPTC, the NOEC,
or the OSHPTG, enter your spouse's or common-law partner's address:

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Direct Deposit Request

Do you wish to start or change direct deposit information? Yes
Complete the banking information area below

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 2021 Slip Summary

NAME: Kaur, Simrandeep SIN: 950990614

T4 Slips - Feuillets T4 1 Total

Description Bestia
Holdings Inc.

Province of employment Ontario

Employment income 14 4,073.00 4,073.00
CPP contributions 16 157.26 157.26
EI premiums 18 64.35 64.35
Income tax deducted 22 34.00 34.00
EI insurable earnings 24 4,073.00 4,073.00
CPP/QPP pensionable earnings 26 4,073.00 4,073.00

T2202/TL11 1 Total
Description The
CONESTOGA
COLLEGE
Tuition fees - Canadian institutions 15,021.00 15,021.00
Months of full-time enrolment 8 8
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GST
GST / HST credit
Display estimated GST/HST credit on this taxpayer’s worksheet? Yes X No
You no longer have to apply for the GST/HST credit. When you file your return, the CRA will determine your eligibility and tell you if you are entitled to receive
the credit. If you have a spouse or common-law partner, either of you may receive the credit, but not both of you. The credit will be paid to the person
whose return is assessed first.

Calculation of GST / HST credit

Basic GST / HST credit claim $306 306.00
Credit for spouse claim $306 306.00
Equivalent-to-spouse credit claim $306
Credit for qualified dependants Number of dependants x $161

Additional credit (if not married or living common law):

If there are one or more qualified dependants, claim $161

Net income from line 23600 4,070.13

Universal Child Care Benefit repayment (line 21300)
RDSP income repayment (included in the amount at line 23200 of your return)
Minus: Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB)
Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income (line 12500 of your return)
Adjusted net income 4,070.13
Minus: Base amount 9,919.00
Subtotal A
If there are no qualified dependants, claim 2% of A or $161, whichever is less

Total credits 612.00

Credit reduction:
Net income 4,070.13
Spouse's Net income
Family Net income 4,070.13
Universal Child Care Benefit repayment
Amount from line 21300 of your or your spouse or common-law partner's return
RDSP income repayment (included in the amount of line 23200 of your and
your spouse's or common-law partner's return)
Minus: Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB)
Amount from line 11700 of your or your spouse or common law partner's return
Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income (line 12500 of your and
your spouse's or common-law partner's return)
Total adjusted net income 4,070.13
Minus: Base amount 39,826.00
Subtotal B
Credit reduction - 5% of line B
Annual GST / HST credit 612.00
GST / HST credit
- if less than $200, amount is payable as a lump sum in July 2022
Quarterly GST / HST payments
- payable in July and October 2022 and January and April 2023 153.00

Climate Action Incentive (S14)

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Client: Kaur, Simrandeep SIN: 950 990 614 Printed: 2022/03/09 22:05
GST
GST / HST credit
Ontario Sales Tax Credit
Basic Sales Tax Credit claim $324 324.00
Additional Credit for spouse or common-law partner claim $324 324.00
Number of dependant children born on July 2, 2003 or later x 324.00
Subtotal Ontario sales tax credit 648.00
Reduction of credit:
Adjusted family income from above 4,070.13
Less: Base amount 31,144.00
Subtotal (if negative enter "0") C
Reduction: 4% of line C
Total Ontario Sales Tax Credit 648.00

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GST
GST / HST credit
Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit
Did you have a qualified dependant in 2021? If yes, tick this box.

Adjusted family net income 4,070 13 1

Occupancy cost
Rent paid in Ontario for 2021
Enter the amount from box 61100 of the Declaration on Form ON-BEN. A 1,600 00 x 20% = 320 00 2
Property tax paid in Ontario for 2021
Enter the amount from box 61120 of the Declaration on Form ON-BEN. 3
Student residence
If you answered yes to the question in Part A of the Declaration on Form ON-BEN, claim $25. 4
Add lines 2, 3, and 4. Occupancy cost 320 00 5

Energy Component:
Long term care home
Enter the amount from box 61230 of
the Declaration on Form ON-BEN. x 20% = 6
Home energy costs on a reserve
Enter the amount from box 61210 of the Declaration on Form ON-BEN. 7
Enter the amount from line 5. 320.00 8
Add lines 6, 7 and 8. 320.00 9
Enter the amount from line 4. 10
Line 9 minus line 10 320.00 320.00 11
Enter the amount from line 11 or $249, whichever is less. Energy component 249.00 12

Property Tax Component:

Amount from line 5 320 00 x 10% = 32 00 13

If under 65 years of age: Amount from line 13 or $810, whichever is less.
If 65 years of age or older: Amount from line 13 or $499, whichever is less. 32 00 14
If under 65 years of age: Enter $62.
If 65 years of age or older: Enter $529. 62 00 15
Add lines 14 and 15. 94 00 16
Enter the amount from line 5 or line 16, whichever is less. Property tax component 94 00 17
Add lines 12 and 17. 343 00 18
Enter the amount from line 18. 343 00 19

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GST
GST / HST credit
If under 65 years of age:
If you do not have a spouse, common-
law partner or qualified dependant: (Line 1 -$ 24,916 ) x 2% (if negative, enter "0")
If you have a spouse, common-law
partner or qualified dependant: (Line 1 4,070 13 - $ 31,144 ) x 2% (if negative, enter "0")
If 65 years of age or older:
If you do not have a spouse, common-law
partner or qualified dependant: (Line 1 -$ 31,144 ) x 2% (if negative, enter "0")
If you have a spouse, common-law
partner or qualified dependant: (Line 1 -$ 37,373 ) x 2% (if negative, enter "0") 20
Line 19 minus line 20 (if negative, enter "0") 343 00 21

If you received a 2021 Ontario Senior Homeowners' Property Tax Grant, complete lines 22 to 29.
Otherwise, enter "0" on line 28 and continue on line 29 below.
Enter the amount from line 21. 343 00 22
Enter the amount of your 2021 Ontario Senior Homeowners' Property Tax Grant. 6117 23
Add lines 22 and 23. 343 00 24
Enter your energy amount from line 12. 249 00 25
Line 24 minus line 25 (if negative, enter "0") 94 00 26
Enter your occupancy cost amount from line 5. 320 00 27
Line 26 minus line 27 (if negative, enter "0") 28
Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit
Line 21 minus line 28 (if negative, enter "0") 343 00 29

Northern Ontario Energy Credit

Basic credit 1
Enter your adjusted family net income for 2021 2
Subtract amount 56,060 00 3
Line 2 minus line 3 (if negative, enter "0") 4
Multiply line 4 by 1% 5
Annual Northern Ontario Energy Credit
Line 1 minus line 5 (if negative, enter "0") 6

Ontario Trillium Benefit

Estimated annual Ontario Sales Tax Credit 648 00

Estimated annual Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit 343 00
Estimated annual Northern Ontario Energy Credit
Estimated Ontario Trillium Benefit
- if $360 or less, amount is payable as a lump sum in July 2022. 991 00
Estimated Ontario Trillium Benefit monthly payment
- payable monthly starting in July 2022 82 58
Estimated Ontario Trillium Benefit
- elected to be payable as a lump sum in June 2023
Ontario senior homeowners' property tax grant
Basic Benefit
Property Tax Paid
Total Family Adjusted Net Income
Threshold for reduction
Excess of Income over threshold amount (if negative, enter zero)
Reduction %
Reduction amount
Estimated Ontario Senior Homeowners' Property Tax Grant (maximum $500)

The estimated benefits would be paid separately by Government of Ontario in 4 to 8 weeks from the date of your 2021 notice of assessment

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OtherCredits
Other credits
Basic personal amount - line 30000
If your net income at line 23600 of your return $151,978 or less, enter $13,808 on line 11 below.
If your net income is more than $216,511, enter $12,421.
Otherwise, complete the following calculation to determine how much to claim on line 30000 of your return.

Base amount 12,421 00 1

Supplement amount 1,387 00 2
Amount from line 23600 of your return 4,070 13 3
Income threshold - 151,978 00 4
Line 3 minus line 4 = 5
÷ 64,533 00 6
Line 5 divided by line 6 = 7
x 1,387 00 8
Line 7 multiplied by line 8 = - 9
Line 2 minus line 9 (if negative, enter "0") = 1,387 00 + 1,387 00 10
Line 1 plus line 10
Enter this amount on line 30000 of your return. (maximum $13,808) = 13,808 00 11
Volunteer firefighters’ amount – line 31220
Do you wish to claim this credit? Yes X No
Volunteer firefighters’ amount

Search and rescue volunteers’ amount – line 31240

Do you wish to claim this credit? Yes X No
Search and rescue volunteers’ amount

Home buyers' amount - line 31270

Do you qualify for the home buyers' amount? Yes X No
Home buyers' credit
Amount claimed by another individual

Home buyers' amount

Home Accessibility Expenses - line 31285

Complete this chart to calculate your eligible home accessibility expenses and you are claiming this credit.
For more information, go to line 31285 in the guide.
Date of Description Amount paid
sales slip Supplier or contractor (including all
or contract Name GST/HST No. applicable taxes)
(if applicable)
+

Total eligible expenses = 1

Enter whichever is less: amount from line 1 or $10,000. 2

Enter the amount claimed by other qualifying individuals and eligible individuals living
in the same eligible dwelling from line 31285 of their return.. - 3
Line 2 minus line 3
Enter this amount on line 31285 of your return. Home accessibility expenses = 4

Digital news subscription tax credit - line 31350

Total qualifying subscription expenses
Maximum

Total income tax deducted - line 43700

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Client: Kaur, Simrandeep SIN: 950 990 614 Printed: 2022/03/09 22:05
T4 slips 34 00
T4A slips
T4A (OAS) slip
T4A (P) slip
T4A (RCA) slip
T4E slip
T4RIF slips
T4RSP slips
T5013 slips
T1032 line P - Pension Transferee
Québec tax deducted (if not filing Québec return)

Subtotal 34 00
Less: T1032 line P - Pensioner
Total 34 00

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RRSPLimit
RRSP deduction limit
2022 RRSP deduction limit
2021 earned income from line 23 below 4,073 x 18% 733 A
Lesser of A or $29,210 733
Less: 2021 pension adjustment
2022 past service pension adjustment
Plus: 2022 pension adjustment reversal from T10 slip
Subtotal 733
2021 RRSP deduction limit
Less: 2021 RRSP and SPP deduction
Contributions to foreign retirement plan (RC267/RC268/RC269)
Unused RRSP deduction room
2022 RRSP deduction limit 733

Less: RRSP contributions you made but did not deduct on your 2021 return
Additional RRSP contributions you can make and deduct on your 2022 return 733

2021 earned income

The line numbers in brackets below refer to the numbers on your 2021 return where you reported your income.
Employment earnings (lines 10100 and 10400) 4,073 1
Annual union, professional, or like dues (line 21200) that relate to your
employment earnings 2
Employment expenses (line 22900) that relate to your employment
earnings + 3
Add lines 2 and 3 = - 4
Line 1 minus line 4 (if negative, enter '0') = 4,073 4,073 5
Net income from a business you carried on alone or as an active partner (lines 13500 to 14300) + 6
Disability payments you received from the Canada or Quebec Pension Plan (line 11410) + 7
Royalties for a work or invention of which you were the author or inventor (line 10400) + 8
Net rental income from real property (line 12600) + 9
Support payments that you include in income for the year (line 12800) + 10
Net research grants you received (line 10400) + 11
Employee profit-sharing plan allocation (line 10400) + 12
Unemployment benefit plan payments (line 10400) + 13
Income contributed to an amateur athlete trust in 2021 + 14
Postdoctoral fellowship income (T4A box 210) + 15
Other income + 16
Add lines 5 to 16 = 4,073 17
Current-year loss from a business you carried on alone or as an active partner (lines 13500 to 14300) + 18
Amount included at line 6 above that represents the taxable portion of gains on the disposition of eligible capital property + 19
Current-year rental loss from real property (line 12600) + 20
Support payments that you deduct for the year (line 22000) + 21
Other deductions + 22
Add lines 18 to 22 = 23
Earned income - Pre-bankruptcy + 24
2021 earned income (line 17 minus line 23 plus line 24) = 4,073 25

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SIN: 950990614 Name: Kaur, Simrandeep Date: 2022-03-09
Warning Info The taxpayer is a new Canadian resident and must file a separate application to receive the GST/HST credit. To
apply, complete Form RC151 and send the application by mail to the individual's tax centre.
Warning S11 Consider a transfer of unused tuition and education amounts to spouse's return.
Notice Info Please indicate your Canadian sourced income while you were a non-resident of Canada.
Notice Info Please indicate your foreign sourced income while you were a non-resident of Canada.
Notice Info You have indicated a date of entry for the taxpayer, but not the spouse. Please verify.
Notice T4/1 T4 Box 16 (CPP premiums) may be incorrect. CRA's formula suggests $31.23. Please check.
Notice S6 This return is not eligible for the CWB credit.
Notice T183Paper notices has been selected and will only be mailed from the CRA if the taxpayer is not registered for email
notifications.
Override Info Street address (ProFile: 8 Jingle Crescent)
Override Info City (ProFile: Brampton)
Override Info Province (ProFile: ON)
Override Info Postal code (ProFile: L6S 0A9)
Override Info Primary phone (ProFile: (437) 980-1887)

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CarryFWD
Carryforward Summary
Beginning balance End balance
RRSP
RRSP deduction limit 733 00
Losses
Business year-end changes
Capital gains
Capital gains deduction
Capital gains exemption available 500,000 00 500,000 00
Provincial amounts
Other unused amounts
Tuition and education amounts 15,021 00

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Summary
2021 Tax Summary (Federal)
Simrandeep Simrandeep
Total income Non-refundable tax credits
Employment * 10100 4,073 Basic personal amount 30000 13,808
Old Age Security 11300 Age amount 30100
CPP/QPP benefits 11400 Spouse / eligible dependant * 30300 13,808
Other pensions 11500 Family caregiver amount 30500
Split-pension amount 11600 Infirm/caregiver * 30425
Universal Child Care Benefit 11700 CPP/QPP/PPIP/EI * 30800 93
Employment Insurance 11900 Volunteer firefighters' amount* 31220
Taxable dividends 12000 Canada employment amount 31260 1,257
Interest 12100 Home accessibility expenses 31285
Limited partnership 12200 Home buyers’ amount * 31270
RDSP 12500 Adoption expenses 31300
Rental 12600 Digital news subscription
Taxable capital gains 12700 expenses 31350

Support payments 12800 Pension income amount 31400

RRSP 12900 Disability amount 31600

Other * 13000 Transfers * 31800

Self-employment * 13500 Interest on student loans 31900

Workers' compensation and Tuition / education 32300
social assistance 14700 Medical expenses 33200
Total income 15000 4,073 Subtotal 33500 28,966
Credit at 15% 33800 4,345
Net income Donations and gifts 34900
RPP 20700 Non-refundable tax credits 35000 4,345
RRSP * 20800 Total payable
Split-Pension Deduction 21000 Federal tax 40400 611
Union and professional dues 21200 Non-refundable tax credits 35000 4,345
UCCB repayment 21300 Dividend tax credit 40425
Child care expenses 21400 Min. tax carry-over/other * 42600
Disability supports deduction 21500 Basic federal tax 42900
Business investment loss 21700 Non resident surtax
Moving expenses 21900 Foreign tax credits / other 40500
Support payments 22000 Federal tax 40600
Carrying charges and interest 22100 Political/inv. tax credit/other * 41000
CPP/QPP/PIPP * 22200 3 Labour-sponsored tax credit 41400
Exploration and development 22400 Alternative minimum tax 41700
Employment expenses 22900 CWB Prepayment (RC210) 41500
Social benefits repayment 23500 Special Taxes 41800
Other deductions * 23100 Net federal tax 42000
Net income 23600 4,070 CPP contributions payable 42100
EI self-employment 42120
Taxable income Social benefits repayment 42200
Canadian Forces personnel 24400 Provincial/territorial tax 42800
Security options deductions 24900 Total payable 43500
Other payments deduction 25000 Total credits
Losses of other years * 25100 Income tax deducted * 43700 34
Capital gains deduction 25400 QC or YT abatement * 44000
Northern residents 25500 CPP/EI overpayment * 44800 126
Additional deductions 25600 Medical expense supplement 45200
Taxable income 26000 4,070 CWB (Schedule 6) 45300
Canada training credit (CTC) 45350
2022 Estimated Simrandeep Other credits * 45400
GST/HST credit 612 00 GST/HST rebate 45700
Provincial tax credit 991 00 School supply credit 46900
Child Tax Benefit Canadian journalism labour
RRSP contribution limit 733 00 tax credit 47555

* More than one line is considered

Other refundable credits 47556
Instalments 47600
Provincial tax credits 47900
Total credits 48200 160
Balance owing (refund) (160)
Combined balance (refund) (160)

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T1Summary
2021 Tax Return Summary
Taxpayer personal information Spousal information
SIN 950 990 614 SIN 000 000 000
Name Kaur, Simrandeep Name Singh, Jagdeep
Care of Birthdate 1997-02-07
Street address 8 Jingle Crescent Apt # Filing
P.O. Box, R.R.
Province of residence on 2021/12/31 Ontario
City Brampton
EFILE this return? X Yes No
Province ON
Is return discounted? Yes X No
Postal code L6S 0A9
Use preparer address for: Nothing
Home phone (437) 980-1887
Birthdate 1997-08-28
Marital status Married

Total income
Employment income (box 14 on all T4 slips) 10100 4,073 00
Total income 15000 4,073 00 4,073 00
Net income
Deduction for CPP or QPP enhanced contributions on employment income
(Complete Schedule 8 or get and complete Form RC381, whichever applies.) 22215 2 87
Add lines 20700 to 22400, 22900, 23100, 23200 and 23210. 23300 2 87 2 87
Net income 23600 4,070 13
Taxable income
Taxable income 26000 4,070 13
Non-refundable tax credits
Basic personal amount (maximum $13,808) 30000 13,808 00
Spouse or common-law partner amount (if negative, enter "0") 30300 13,808 00
CPP or QPP contributions through employment (maximum $3,166.45) 30800 28 36
Employment Insurance premiums from box 18 on all T4 slips (maximum $889.54) 31200 64 35
Canada employment amount (see the guide) (maximum $1,257) 31260 1,257 00
Add lines 1 to 26 33500 28,965 71
Multiply the amount on line 26 by 15% = 33800 4,344 86

Total federal non-refundable tax credits: 27 and 28. 35000 4,344 86

Refund or Balance owing
Total payable 43500 0 00
Total income tax deducted (from all information slips) 43700 34 00
Canada Pension Plan overpayment (enter your excess contributions) 44800 126 03
Total credits 48200 160 03 160 03
Total payable minus total credits (160 03)
Refund 48400 160 03
2022 Estimated
GST/HST credit Annual 612 00 Quarterly 153 00
Provincial tax credit Annual 991 00 Monthly 82 58
RRSP contribution limit 733 00

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Comparative
Comparative Tax Summary (Federal)
2021 2020 2021 2020
Total income Non-refundable tax credits
Employment * 10100 4,073 Basic personal amount 30000 13,808
Old Age Security 11300 Age amount 30100
CPP/QPP benefits 11400 Spouse/eligible dependant * 30300 13,808
Other pensions 11500 Family caregiver amount 30500
Split-pension amount 11600 Infirm dependants 30425
Universal Child Care Benefit 11700 CPP/QPP/PPIP/EI * 30800 93
Employment Insurance 11900 Volunteer firefighters' amount* 31220
Taxable dividends 12000 Canada employment amount 31260 1,257
Interest 12100 Home accessibility expenses 31285
Limited partnership 12200 Home buyers/Home renovation * 31270
RDSP 12500 Adoption expenses 31300
Rental 12600 Digital news subscription expenses 31350
Taxable capital gains 12700 Pension income amount 31400
Support payments 12800 Disability amount 31600
RRSP 12900 Transfers * 31800
Other * 13000 Interest on student loans 31900
Self-employment * 13500 Tuition/education 32300
Workers' compensation and Medical expenses 33200
social assistance 14700 Subtotal 33500 28,966
Total income 15000 4,073 Credit at 15% 33800 4,345
Donations and gifts 34900
Net income Non-refundable tax credits 35000 4,345
RPP 20700 Total payable
RRSP * 20800 Federal tax 40400 611
Split-Pension Deduction 21000 Non-refundable tax credits 35000 4,345
Union and professional dues 21200 Dividend tax credit 40425
UCCB repayment 21300 Min. tax carry-over/other * 42600
Child care expenses 21400 Basic federal tax 42900
Disability supports deduction 21500 Non resident surtax
Business investment loss 21700 Foreign tax credits/other 40500
Moving expenses 21900 Federal tax 40600
Support payments 22000 Political/inv. tax credit * 41000
Carrying charges and interest 22100 Labour-sponsored tax credit 41400
CPP/QPP/PIPP * 22200 3 Alternative minimum tax 41700
Exploration and development 22400 CWB (RC210) 41500
Employment expenses 22900 Special Taxes 41800
Social benefits repayment 23500 Net federal tax 42000
Other deductions * 23100 CPP contributions payable 42100
Net income 23600 4,070 EI self-employment 42120
Social benefits repayment 42200
Taxable income Provincial/territorial tax 42800
Canadian Forces Personnel 24400 Total payable 43500
Security options deductions 24900
Total credits
Other payments deduction 25000
Income tax deducted * 43700 34
Losses of other years * 25100
QC or YT abatement * 44000
Capital gains deduction 25400
CPP/EI overpayment * 44800 126
Northern residents 25500
Climate action incentive <NIL>
Additional deductions 25600
Medical expense supplement 45200
Taxable income 26000 4,070
CWB (Schedule 6) 45300
Canada training credit (CTC) 45350
2022 Estimated Other credits 45400
GST/HST credit 612 00 GST/HST rebate 45700
Child Tax Benefit School supply credit 46900
RRSP contribution limit 733 00 Canadian journalism labour tax credit 47555
* More than one line is considered Other refundable credits 47556 <NIL>
Instalments 47600
Provincial tax credits 47900
Total credits 48200 160
Balance owing (refund) (160)

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NRTC
Comparative NRTC Summary
Non-refundable tax credits Federal Provincial
2021 2021 2020 2019 2018
ON

Basic personal amount 13,808 00 10,880.00

Age amount (if you were born in 1956 or earlier)
Spouse or common-law partner amount 13,808 00 9,238.00
Amount for an eligible dependant
Family caregiver amount
Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older
Amount for dependent children born 2003 or later
Senior supplementary amount
(if born in 1956 or earlier)
Amount for young children
CPP or QPP contributions 28 36 28.36
CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and
other earnings
Employment Insurance premiums 64 35 64.35
Volunteer firefighters' amount
Search and rescue volunteers’ amount
Volunteer emergency medical first responders’
amount
Child care amount
Canada employment amount 1,257 00
Children's fitness amount
Fitness amount
Children's arts amount
Home accessibility expenses
Home buyers' amount
Adoption Expenses
Digital news subscription expenses
Home renovation expenses
Pension income amount
Children's wellness tax credit
Caregiver amount
Disability amount
Disability amount transferred from a dependant
Teacher school supply amount
Interest paid on your student loans
Tuition and education amounts
Tuition and education amounts transferred from a
child
Amounts transferred from your spouse or
common-law partner
Family tax benefit
Allowable portion of medical expenses
Subtotal 28,965 71 20,210.71
Credit 4,344 86 1,020.64
Donations and gifts
Farmers' food donation tax credit
Non-refundable tax credits 4,344 86 1,020.64

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5Year
5 Year Tax Summary (Federal)
2021 2020 2019 2018 2017
Total income
Employment * 10100 4,073
Old Age Security 11300
CPP/QPP benefits 11400
Other pensions 11500
Split-pension amount 11600
Universal Child Care Benefit 11700
Employment Insurance 11900
Taxable dividends 12000
Interest 12100
Limited partnership 12200
RDSP 12500
Rental 12600
Taxable capital gains 12700
Support payments 12800
RRSP 12900
Other * 13000
Self-employment * 13500
Workers' compensation
and social assistance 14700
Total income 15000 4,073
Net income
RPP 20700
RRSP * 20800
Split-pension deduction 21000
Union and professional dues 21200
UCCB repayment 21300
Child care expenses 21400
Disability supports deduction 21500
Business investment loss 21700
Moving expenses 21900
Support payments 22000
Carrying charges and interest 22100
CPP/QPP/PPIP * 22200 3
Exploration and development 22400
Employment expenses 22900
Social benefits repayment 23500
Other deductions * 23100
Net income 23600 4,070
Taxable income
Canadian Forces personnel 24400
Home relocation loan
Security options deductions 24900
Other payments deduction 25000
Losses of other years * 25100
Capital gains deduction 25400
Northern residents 25500
Additional deductions 25600
Taxable income 26000 4,070

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2021 2020 2019 2018 2017
Non-refundable tax credits
Basic personal amount 30000 13,808
Age amount 30100
Spouse / eligible dependant * 30300 13,808
Family caregiver amount 30500
Infirm/caregiver * 30425
CPP/QPP/PPIP/EI * 30800 93
Volunteer firefighters' amount* 31220
Canada employment amount 31260 1,257
Public transit passes amount
Home accessibility expenses 31285
Home buyers’ amount 31270
Adoption expenses 31300
Digital news subscription expenses 31350
Pension income amount 31400
Disability amount 31600
Transfers * 31800
Interest on student loans 31900
Tuition / education 32300
Medical expenses 33200
Subtotal 33500 28,966
Credit at 15% 33800 4,345
Donations and gifts 34900
Non-refundable tax credits 35000 4,345
Total payable
Federal tax 40400 611
Non refundable tax credits 35000 4,345
Dividend tax credit 40425
Min. tax carry-over/other * 42600
Basic federal tax 42900
Non resident surtax
Foreign tax credits / other * 40500
Federal tax 40600
Political/inv. tax credit/other * 41000
Labour-sponsored tax credit * 41400
Alternative minimum tax 41700
CWB (RC210) 41500
Special Taxes 41800
Net federal tax 42000
CPP contributions payable 42100
EI self-employment 42120
Social benefits repayment 42200
Provincial/territorial tax 42800
Total payable 43500

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Client: Kaur, Simrandeep SIN: 950 990 614 Printed: 2022/03/09 22:05
2021 2020 2019 2018 2017
Total credits
Income tax deducted * 43700 34
QC or YT abatement * 44000
CPP/EI overpayment * 44800 126
Climate action incentive <NIL>
Medical expense supplement 45200
CWB (Schedule 6) 45300
Canada training credit (CTC) 45350
Other credits * 45400
GST / HST rebate 45700
School supply credit 46900
Canadian journalism labour tax credit 47555
Other refundable credits 47556
Instalments 47600
Provincial tax credits 47900
Total credits 48200 160
Balance owing (refund) (160)
* More than one line is considered

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March 09, 2022

Jagtar Singh
Best Tax & Financial Services
Unit 18, 2510 Countryside Drive
Brampton, Ontario
L6R 3T4

Simrandeep Kaur
8 Jingle Crescent
Brampton, ON
L6S 0A9

Dear Ms Kaur:

We enclose one copy of the 2021 income tax return for Simrandeep Kaur for your records. Kindly sign the T183 -
Information Return for Electronic Filing of an Individual's Income Tax and Benefit Return and return the signed form to us
so that we can proceed the electronic transmission of the tax return on your behalf. We have prepared this return based
on the information you provided to us. Keep all information slips, receipts, and other documents for six years, in case CRA
asks to see them.

Your return shows a refund of $160.03.

Please sign the following forms and return the signed copy to us:
AuthorizeRep: Authorize a Representative

You will receive a GST credit of $612.00, payable in quarterly instalments of $153.00 in July and October 2022 and in
January and April 2023.

We estimate that you will receive the Ontario Trillium Benefit of $991.00, payable in twelve monthly installments of $82.58
commencing on July 2022.

Your RRSP deduction limit for 2022 is $733.

If you have any questions about your income tax return, please contact me at (647) 407-3664.

Sincerely yours,

Best Tax & Financial Services

Jagtar Singh

Enclosure