本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛"In our view, the term non-financial support would refer to such things as
shelter, clothing and food. As a result, Mrs. A, who was only able to
provide moral support, would not be entitled to the spousal amount available
under paragraph 118(1)(a) of the Act."
"We have been also asked for our comments on the validity of section 3.1 of
Chapter F of the "job-aid". Specifically section 3.1 indicates that a
minimum amount of support is required in order to claim a spousal amount for
non-resident individuals. For example, a taxpayer providing support to a
spouse living in Hungary would need to provide at least $2,400 in order to
claim the paragraph 118(1)(a) married tax credit. Given our views on
non-financial support, it would be unlikely that a Canadian taxpayer would be
able to provide non-financial support to a spouse who is a non-resident,
living in foreign country. As a result, it is appropriate to require the
Canadian taxpayer to provide a certain amount of financial support in order
to be entitled to the spousal amount under paragraph 118(1)(a) of the Act."
My understanding is that you have to provide solide proof to show that you provided montary support to your spouse living overseas in order to claim spousal amount.更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
shelter, clothing and food. As a result, Mrs. A, who was only able to
provide moral support, would not be entitled to the spousal amount available
under paragraph 118(1)(a) of the Act."
"We have been also asked for our comments on the validity of section 3.1 of
Chapter F of the "job-aid". Specifically section 3.1 indicates that a
minimum amount of support is required in order to claim a spousal amount for
non-resident individuals. For example, a taxpayer providing support to a
spouse living in Hungary would need to provide at least $2,400 in order to
claim the paragraph 118(1)(a) married tax credit. Given our views on
non-financial support, it would be unlikely that a Canadian taxpayer would be
able to provide non-financial support to a spouse who is a non-resident,
living in foreign country. As a result, it is appropriate to require the
Canadian taxpayer to provide a certain amount of financial support in order
to be entitled to the spousal amount under paragraph 118(1)(a) of the Act."
My understanding is that you have to provide solide proof to show that you provided montary support to your spouse living overseas in order to claim spousal amount.更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net