17.哪些公司需要填报 T2?
除慈善机构外,所有定居加国的有限公司,包括非营利性组织,免税性公司,及没有任何经营活动的公司,即使不需缴税也须每年按期申报。
对于非加国居民公司,如年度内在加国境内开展过业务,有过资本性受益,出卖过加国资产,或按规定需要交税(Part I Tax,Part XIV Branch Tax)即使按税务协定可得以豁免,那么也需要申报T2。
18. 政府资助及补贴的帐务处理
一般来讲,如果收到政府的项目资助或补助,你需要以收入增加的形式或支出减少的形式申报,要因情况而定。例如,农场主收到的政府给予的欠收补助,应列作收入项;而雇主收到的政府支付的雇佣学生资助则要减少工资支出项目。
对于政府支付的资本性资产采购资助款不应记作收入项。正确的做法是:贬值性资产减少其原始成本;无形资产减少其调整后的成本基数。
19.自雇及小生意税所需资料祥列
综合资料
• 名称
• 地址
• 主要商业内容
• 开业时间
• 商业活动是否今年终止?
• 报税人所占份额
• 合伙人资料包括姓名、地址及 SIN (如果有合伙人的话)
销售、收入
• 一年总收入
• 年初库存
• 全年进货
• 年底库存
• 销售佣金
• 其他直接销售费用
• 分包、转包费用
一般费用部分
• 广告费
• 会计、律师、咨询费
• 坏账损失
• 运输费用
• 牌照、商业税
• 银行利息、服务费
• 办公费
• 备用品支出
• 电话费
• 雇员工资(包括CPP及EI)
• 商业保险
• 水电气费
• 维修、保养费
• 行政管理费
• 餐费及招待费
• 租金
• 地产税
• 差旅费
折旧、摊销费用
• 无形资产价值、购入日期及前一年度相关报税资料
• 长期资产价值、购入日期及前一年度相关报税资料
生意用车费用
• 全年总里程数
• 生意用车里程
• 汽油
• 维修、保养费保险费
• 车辆牌照费
• 存车费
• 洗车费
• 租车费
• 买车贷款利息
• 生意用车保险费附加
• 买车日期
• 买车价格
生意用房费用
• 地税
• 水费
• 电费
• 气费
• 供房利息
• 房屋保险
• 个人所占比例
20. 自雇收入是否必须交 CPP?
一般来说,自雇收入要交 CPP。但如除自雇收入外还有被雇收入,情况则有所不同。这种情况大体可分为三种:
一.被雇收入较高,CPP 的最高限额已经扣足,那么自雇收入不须再扣缴CPP;
二.被雇收入较低,虽已扣缴CPP ,但抵扣额未达最高限额,那么自雇收入需部分或全部计算缴纳 CPP,缴足限额为止;
三.被雇收入扣少或根本没扣 CPP, 那么自雇收入要加上被雇收入一起计算缴纳 CPP。
总之,计算自雇收入的 应缴CPP时,必须考虑被雇收入的扣缴情况。
21.2005 年 工资低扣 - 个人收入适用税率、 CPP、及 EI
联邦所得税 Federal tax rates and income thresholds are as follows:
• 16% of taxable income less than or equal to $35,595;
• 22% of taxable income greater than $35,595 and less than or equal to $71,190;
• 26% of taxable income greater than $71,190 and less than or equal to $115,739; and
• 29% of taxable income greater than $115,739.
安省所得税 Ontario’s tax rates and income thresholds for 2005 are revised as follows:
• 6.05% on taxable income less than or equal to $34,010;
• 9.15% on taxable income greater than $34,010 and less than or equal to $68,020; and
• 11.16% on taxable income greater than $68,020.
EI rate for 2005
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Maximum Annual Insurable Earnings Premium Rate Per $100 of Insurable Earnings Maximum Annual Contribution Change in Maximum Annual Contribution
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EE* ER* EE ER EE ER
1994 $40,560 $3.07 $4.30 $1,245 $1,743 **
1995 $42,380 $3.00 $4.20 $1,271 $1,780 +$26 +$37
1996 $39,000 $2.95 $4.13 $1,151 $1,611 -$121 -$169
1997 $39,000 $2.90 $4.06 $1,131 $1,583 -$20 -$27
1998 $39,000 $2.70 $3.78 $1,053 $1,474 -$78 -$109
1999 $39,000 $2.55 $3.57 $995 $1,392 -$59 -$82
2000 $39,000 $2.40 $3.36 $936 $1,310 -$59 -$82
2001 $39,000 $2.25 $3.15 $878 $1,229 -$59 -$82
2002 $39,000 $2.20 $3.08 $858 $1,201 -$20 -$28
2003 $39,000 $2.10 $2.94 $819 $1,147 -$39 -$55
2004 $39,000 $1.98 $2.77 $772 $1,081 -$47 -$66
2005 $39,000 $1.95 $2.73 $761 $1,065 -$12 -$16 ________________________________________
Cumulative change in maximum annual contribution since 1994 -$485 -$679
CPP pensionable earnings ceiling for 2005 up to $41,100
Ottawa, October 20, 2004... The Canada Revenue Agency announced today that the maximum pensionable earnings under the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) for 2005 will be $41,100—up from $40,500 in 2004. The new ceiling was calculated according to a CPP legislated formula that takes into account the growth in average weekly wages and salaries in Canada.
Contributors who earn more than $41,100 in 2005 are not required or permitted to make additional contributions to the CPP.
The basic exemption amount for 2005 remains $3,500. Individuals who earn less than that amount do not need to contribute to the CPP.
The employee and employer contribution rates for 2005 will remain unchanged at 4.95%, and the self-employed contribution rate will remain unchanged at 9.9%.
The maximum employer and employee contribution to the plan for 2005 will be $1,861.20, and the maximum self employed contribution will be $3,722.40. The maximums in 2004 were $1,831.50 and $3,663.00. |