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Leanne M | Am i allowed to file my income tax seperately from my common-law spouse? |
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CHARLES R
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Canada does not have a system of joint filings like the US. However, there is a line on the return to report your common-law spouse's income. This is done so the government can determine your eligability for certain government programs. |
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CanadianBlondie
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We don't file "joint" returns in Canada. Having said that, you need to report each other, as certain credits take into account your spouse. |
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Jacob F
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In Canada, you can not file joint returns. Everyone must file their own return separately. Depending on your common-law's net income you may be entitled to a married/common law, equivalent to marry tax credit. |
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quizzard123
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All these responses, and only one, CanadianBlondie, actually responded to the question as it applied to CANADA. And some clown gave her a thumbs down (I countered that with a thumbs up, Blondie)
Although, granted, it could be that the question itself was misposted, but assuming not, all the other responses (other than Blondie and edncda) were incorrect. |
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Mr. Peabody
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Why do you want to file your common-law spouse? |
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bzdadwith5
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the taxes you will owe or get refunded will look alot better if you file joint |
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Mr. Prefect
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Of course. Do it both ways, compare, and see which benefits you both the most. But, usually being married has more benefits. |
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shriekingvioletta
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you can file separately, but if you have a good accountant filing them for you, they can take the time to weigh the pros and cons. for my husband and myself, when we were common-law, it made more sense (and a larger return) to file together based on our earnings and expenses.
sorry... i guess i wasn't clear enough... this explains the process in canada... http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tax/individuals/topics/income-tax/return/completing/deductions/lines300-350/303/menu-e.html |
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