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1. www.canada.ca › determine-province-employmentDetermine the province of employment (POE) - Canada.ca

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   Jan 1, 2024 · When you pay employment income such as salaries, wages or commissions, the employee's province or territory of employment (POE) must be determined so that the proper deductions are withheld. This depends on whether your employee “reports for work” at any of your establishments.

2. www.hrreporter.com › focus-areas › payrollDetermining province of employment | Canadian HR Reporter

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   Sep 1, 2011 · When an employee is required to physically report to work at either the employer’s permanent or deemed establishment, the employee’s province of employment is the province where they physically report to work.

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   Employment Ontario can help you get the training, skills and experience you need to achieve your goals. We connect people looking for work with employers looking for workers, and have locations across the province to help with job search and employment and training opportunities.

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   For income tax, CPP and EI withholding purposes, an establishment of the employer is “any place or premises in Canada that is owned, leased or rented by [the] employer where employees report to work or from which employees are paid”.

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   What is an employee's province of employment?

   • An employee’s province of employment is either: the province where the employee physically reports to work at the employer’s permanent or deemed establishment, or the province where your business is located and from where you pay your employee’s wages when the employee does not physically report to an employer’s establishment.

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   What is a province or territory of employment (Poe)?

   • When you pay employment income such as salaries, wages or commissions, the employee's province or territory of employment (POE) must be determined so that the proper deductions are withheld. This depends on whether your employee “reports for work” at any of your establishments. The POE is determined by:

   Determine the province of employment (POE) - Canada.ca

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   How is Susan treated as an Ontario employee?

   • Since Susan works from her own home and does not physically report to work at an establishment of the employer, and since she is paid from her employer’s office in Ontario, she would be treated as an Ontario employee for the purpose of calculating income taxes as well as the employer’s liability towards the Employer Health Tax (EHT).

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   What determines an employee's province of employment?

   • When it comes to determining an employee’s province of employment, there are also special considerations such as the general authority to contract and the use of substantial equipment or machinery. Rachel De Grâce, is the CPA’s compliance services developer. She can be reached at [email protected].

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