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1. www.canada.ca › p113 › p113-gifts-income-taxGifts and Income Tax 2023 - Canada.ca

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   Information for individuals about making a gift in the year, and about gifts made in the previous year. Tax consequences, credits, qualified donees.

2. www.canada.ca › en › revenue-agencyLine 34900 – Donations and gifts - Canada.ca

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   Generally, you can claim part or all of the eligible amount of your gifts, up to the limit of 75% of your net income for the year. If you require information about a gift made in a previous year, you will need the version of Guide P113, Gifts and Income Tax, for the year in which you made your gift.

3. www.taxtips.ca › personaltax › when-are-gifts-andGifts and inheritances - When are they taxable? - TaxTips.ca

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   When Are Gifts or Inheritances Taxable? No Gift Tax in Canada. Gifts or Loans to a Spouse or Related Minor Child. Gifting a Capital Property is a Disposition. Selling Capital Property Non-Arm's Length For Less Than Market Value. Gifts From an Employer May Be a Taxable Benefit. Capital Property Owned at Death

4. www.canada.ca › en › revenue-agencyGifts, awards, and long-service awards - Calculate ... - Canada

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   Generally, gifts, awards and long-service awards you provide to your employees are taxable. Depending on your situation, the benefit arising from certain non-cash gifts and awards may not be taxable under the CRA's administrative policy .

5. fbc.ca › blog › whats-cras-position-family-giftsWhat’s CRA’s Position on Family Gifts? - FBC

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   May 3, 2023 · Although Canada has no gift tax, in some cases, a gift can trigger tax rules that could increase your income taxes and prevent a win-win situation for both you and the recipient. Follow these tips to limit the tax burden for the giver and receiver.

6. smartwills.ca › gift-tax-freeHow Much of a Cash Gift is Tax Free in Canada? - Smart Wills

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   Jul 8, 2022 · How Much of a Cash Gift is Tax-Free in Canada? Here’s the good news – if you want to give your children a lump sum of money as a gift, it’s completely tax-free. In other words, you don’t have to pay taxes on gifted money, no matter who you receive it from.

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   Does Canada have gift tax?

   • Although Canada has no gift tax, in some cases, a gift can trigger tax rules that could increase your income taxes and prevent a win-win situation for both you and the recipient. Follow these tips to limit the tax burden for the giver and receiver

   What’s CRA’s Position on Family Gifts? - FBC

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   Are gift cards taxable benefits in 2022?

   • The CRA recently introduced updated and new policies that address when such meetings or events and related meals and entertainment will be considered taxable benefits to employees and when it is acceptable to give gift cards without creating a taxable benefit. These policies were announced in the fall of 2022 but apply for all of 2022.

   Changes to employee taxable benefits | BDO Canada

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   How do I get a tax credit for a gift to Canada?

   • The amount that qualifies for the tax credit is limited to 75% of your net income. Enter the eligible amount on line 32900 of Schedule 9, Donations and Gifts. Monetary gifts to Canada should be made payable to the Receiver General. Send the gift, along with a note stating that the money is a gift to Canada, to: Place du Portage, Phase III

   Gifts and Income Tax 2023 - Canada.ca

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   Are gifts taxable?

   • In general, when an employer grants a gift or an award to an employee, the value of such gift or award will be considered a taxable benefit to the employee. However, the CRA has a long-standing policy to exempt certain gifts and awards from taxation if they meet the criteria set out by the CRA.

   Changes to employee taxable benefits | BDO Canada

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   Can I claim a gift if I made a previous year?

   • Generally, you can claim part or all of the eligible amount of your gifts, up to the limit of 75% of your net income for the year. If you require information about a gift made in a previous year, you will need the version of Guide P113, Gifts and Income Tax, for the year in which you made your gift.

   Line 34900 – Donations and gifts - Canada.ca

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   What is considered a gift in Canada?

   • In most cases, a gift is a voluntary transfer of property without valuable consideration. However, a transfer of property for which you received an advantage is still considered a gift for purposes of the Income Tax Act as long as the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is satisfied that the transfer of property was made with the intention to make a gift.

   Gifts and Income Tax 2023 - Canada.ca

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8. www.bdo.ca › insights › employee-taxable-benefitsChanges to employee taxable benefits | BDO Canada

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   Jan 3, 2023 · The CRA recently introduced updated and new policies that address when such meetings or events and related meals and entertainment will be considered taxable benefits to employees and when it is acceptable to give gift cards without creating a taxable benefit.