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Employed
- Employment income not reported on an information slip (tips, gratuities, or income earned from occasional or temporary work)
- Let's Talk About 2016: I contributed to a PRPP or non-Canadian pension plan
- Let's Talk About 2016: I was employed
- Prince Edward Island Teacher School Supplies
- RC267: Employee Contributions to a United States Retirement Plan – Temporary Assignments
- RC268: Employee contributions to a United States retirement plan– cross-border commuters
Self-employed
- Statement of business or professional activities (T2125 and TP-80)
- AGR-1: Statement of farm support payments
- Annual Registration Fee for the Enterprise Register (Québec)
- British Columbia Logging Tax Credit
- Carry-back of a loss (TP-1012.A-V)
- I'm self-employed; do I need a GST/HST number?
An investor or have an RRSP
- British Columbia Employee Investment Tax Credit
- British Columbia Venture Capital Tax Credit
- Can I transfer my foreign pension to my RRSP?
- Capital Gains or Losses (Schedule 3 and Schedule G)
- Contributions Made to an RRSP (Yours or Your Spouse’s)
- Dividend tax credit
A student or have carryover tuition
- Carry forward of unused federal tuition, education, and textbook amounts from previous years
- Claiming your tuition fees with your T2202A certificate
- I’m a student: What tax credits and deductions can I claim?
- Let's Talk About 2016: I was a student
- Let's Talk About 2016: I wasn't a student, but have unused education amounts
- Manitoba tuition fee income tax rebate (T1005)
A parent or have dependants
- Amount for a child under 18 enrolled in post-secondary studies
- Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older
- B.C. Back-to-school tax credit
- Canada Child Benefit
- Caregiver amount
- Child Disability Benefit (CDB)
Married or common-law
- Choosing between the spousal amount and eligible dependant amount
- Claiming credits on a coupled return
- How getting married (or entering into a common-law relationship) impacts your tax situation
- Just married! Tax tips for newlyweds
- Schedule 2: Federal Amounts Transferred from your Spouse or Common-law Partner – Common to all EXCEPT for QC and non-residents (if filing separately)
- Spouse or common-law partner amount
Retired
- Let's Talk About 2016: I was retired or I was 65 or older
- Pension income amount
- Québec independent living tax credit for seniors
- Relevé 2: Retirement and annuity income (RL-2)
- Schedule J: Québec tax credit for home-support services for seniors
- T1032: Joint election to split pension income
Other
- About your mailing address
- Accelerated refund on your Québec return
- Age amount
- All other deductions not entered anywhere else on your return
- All other income
- Amount for a Person Living Alone (Québec)