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ARTICLE · 30 APRIL 2019

2019 Federal Budget: Impact On Pensions And Benefits

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On March 19, 2019, the Canadian government released its 2019 Federal Budget: Investing in the Middle Class (the "2019 Budget").

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On March 19, 2019, the Canadian government released its 2019 Federal Budget: Investing in the Middle Class (the "2019 Budget"). There are a number of provisions related to pensions and benefits in the 2019 Budget. In this post, we highlight some of those provisions.

A Secure and Dignified Retirement for Canadians

Following on the theme of "Protecting Canadians' Pensions" in the 2018 federal budget, the federal government proposed a number of initiatives in the 2019 Budget aimed at "A Secure and Dignified Retirement for Canadians," including:

  • Enhancing the Guaranteed Income Supplement ("GIS") earnings exemption beginning with the July 2020-21 benefit year to, among other things, extend eligibility for the earnings exemption to self-employment income and to provide a full or partial exemption on up to $15,000 of annual employment and self-employment income for each GIS or allowance recipient as well as their spouse.

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