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VIDEO · 10 DECEMBER 2019

Chapter 4: Employees (Video)

Our annual Tax Tips Guide is here to assist you in your tax planning, presenting some quick ideas and strategies for you to consider.

CanadaEmployment and HR

Our annual Tax Tips Guide is here to assist you in your tax planning, presenting some quick ideas and strategies for you to consider.

If you are employed

Reduce tax withheld at source:

If you will have large tax deductions available to you (e.g., RRSP contributions, tax shelters, interest, business losses, work related car expenses, tuition credits, or alimony), apply in advance to the CRA for a reduction of the payroll withholdings that are withheld from your salary.

Minimize taxable employee benefits:

Arrange to receive non-taxable benefits from your employer instead of taxable benefits where possible. Examples of non-taxable benefits include: employer contributions to a registered pension plan (the pension is taxable when you receive it); and contributions to a "private health ser- vices plan," such as those covering medical expenses, hospital charges and drugs not covered by public health insurance and dental fees.

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