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  • Personal Tax Intake Form

  • We encourage all personal clients to please read the following before filing the form:

    Important information for taxpayers: READ HERE

    • Personal information 
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    • If yes, provide the following data
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    • Change in personal or financial situation during the year 
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    • During 2024, did you:

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    • Elections Canada (must be completed by all taxpayers) 
    • Foreign reporting (must be completed by all taxpayers) 
    • If you have answered “Yes” to any of the above questions, a foreign reporting information return is required to be filed.

       
      Foreign property includes:

      1. Shares of foreign corporations;
      2. Interests in foreign trusts;
      3. Real property (real-estate) outside Canada;
      4. Foreign mutual funds;
      5. Precious metals held outside Canada;
      6. Funds on deposit outside of Canada i.e., foreign bank accounts; and
      7. Foreign bonds. 

      Foreign property does not include:

      1. Personal use property, e.g. Florida Condo;
      2. Foreign property held in RRSP, RRIF, TFSA, or Canadian mutual funds; and
      3. Shares of foreign Affiliates (T1134).

       

      Failure to file a T1135 or T1134 by the due date can result in substantial penalties ranging from $25 a day with a minimum penalty of $100, to a maximum of $2,500. In the case of gross negligence, the penalty can be as high as $1,000 a month to a maximum of $24,000. For T1135’s after 24 months, the penalty is 5% of the value of the specified property.


      T1135 filing requirements: Please note these important guide on simplified reporting of assets with a cost of less than $250,000 CDN and more than $100,000 CDN (Part A). For individuals with more than $250,000 CDN in foreign assets, the form T1135 (Part B) requires taxpayers to disclose the following information for each property including:

      • The name of each foreign bank account or investment must be listed;
      • The country for the investment;
      • The maximum cost in the year and the cost at the end of the year;
      • The income or loss for each investment
      • The capital gain or loss on disposition of the investment

       

      Taxpayers’ normal reassessment period will be extended by an additional three years should they fail to report their foreign investments correctly or if they did not file on time. This would extend the statute of limitations to six years from the date of assessment.


      A taxpayer who held specified foreign property with a Canadian registered securities dealer (as defined in subsection 248(1) of the ITA) or with a Canadian trust company (as determined under paragraph (b) of the definition of restricted financial institution stated in subsection 248(1) of the ITA) can report the aggregate amount of all such property in category 7, “Property held in an account with a Canadian registered securities dealer or a Canadian trust company.”


      The category 7 table should be completed as follows:

      • All of the property held with a particular securities dealer or trust company should be aggregated on a country-by-country basis;
      • You can provide aggregate totals per country for each account;
      • The maximum fair market value during the year may be based on the
      • maximum month-end fair market value per country for each account.

       

      Although the fair market value is used for this category, the criteria to determine if a taxpayer held foreign property at any time in 2024 with a total value of more than $100,000 remains based on cost, not the fair market value, pursuant to section 233.3 of the ITA.


      Please contact advisor for T1135 report and provide other details of foreign assets within the cost reporting thresh-hold noted above.

    • Consent to share contact information – Organ and tissue donor registry(must be completed by all taxpayers resident in Ontario and Nunavut) 
    • Prior year tax return information-New Client? 
    • Income and expenses (select all that apply and attach corresponding slips and receipts) 
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    • Income tax instalments paid 
    • Ontario Trillium Benefit 
    • Please indicate the property tax and/or rent paid in Ontario in 2024
    • Fill any of the following Schedules (if required) 
    • Schedule A – Statement of Real Estate Rentals
      Schedule B – Capital Gains / (Losses) for 2024 Sales
      Schedule C – Disposition of a Principal Residence
      Schedule D – Statement of Employment Expenses
      Schedule E – Self Employment OR Professional Business Income Statement

      Investment Package


      We recognize that some clients may have significant and diverse range of investments slips and transactions on dividends & interests (T5s), trust income(T3), capital gains or loss (T5008) and carrying charges. This type of investment profile may require broker, advisor or financial institutions preparation of an investment portfolio's tax package, which may be sent late or incomplete


      In order to properly follow up and track receipt of information for tax return:


      Do you agree to share financial/investment advisor's information with us for follow up?

    • Fill only schedules that apply to you


      If you do not have your income and expenses consolidated and require us to do bookkeeping, send us your bank and cc statements and other paper works.


      Alternatively, you can list out all income and expenses in an excel sheet stating date, amount, purchase sources and categories. Once sent, we will consolidate and produce tax ready statement for filing.

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    • COMPLETE ANY OR ALL OF THE SCHEDULES, IF RELEVANT TO YOUR TAX SITUATION

    • Important information to read before filling the schedules

    • SCHEDULE A – Statement of Real Estate Rentals 
    • Property details

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    • Send additional information in excel or pdf document version , if necessary

    • SCHEDULE B – Capital Gains / (Losses) for 2024 Sales 
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    • Notes:

      1. If you have not received all your proceeds in the current year, please provide us with details of amounts still receivable so that we may claim a reserve to defer any capital gains tax as permitted.
      2. Commissions charged on the purchase of securities should be included in the determination of the cost base. For identical shares purchased after 1971, the cost base per share is determined by using the weighted average method. For shares purchased before 1972, the cost base per share is determined by using the median value of the weighted average original cost, V-day value, and current sales price.
    • SCHEDULE C - Disposition of a Principal Residence 
    • (A deemed disposition would include a change in use of the principal residence i.e. from a principal residence to a rental property or a deemed disposition on the death of a taxpayer)

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    • (Send Statement of Adjustment when property was intially bought and current statement of adjustment for this sale)

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    • Notes:

      1. Prior to Dec 31, 1981 spouses could designate one property each as a principal residence;
      2. Prior to 1971 tax was not payable on capital gains as such FMV of properties at such time were deemed to be taxpayers cost base.
      3. Send Statement of adjustments for when sold property was initially bought and statement of adjustment documents for the sale of the property in 2024
    • SCHEDULE D – Statement of Employment Expenses  
    • January 1, 2024 - December 31, 2024

    • You may be able to claim certain employment expenses if you have a completed Form T2200 Declaration of Conditions of Employment.

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    • Home office expenses:

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    • Automobile lease:

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    • Automobile purchase:

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    • Reimbursements/Allowances:

    • Amount of reimbursements/allowances received from your employer in respect of:

    • Notes:

      1. A meal consumed by a commissioned employee shall not be included as an expense, unless the meal was consumed during a period required by their employment duties to be away for a period of not less than 12 hours from the municipality of the employer’s establishment. Please refer to your T2200 (Part B question 3) issued by your employer to see if this rule pertains to you.
      2. CRA is now insisting on a mileage log or they will disallow all automobile expenses. Please ensure that you keep appropriate records of your mileage and base the km drive on the log book.
      3. Send vehicle purchase or lease document for review
    • SCHEDULE E – Self-Employment OR Professional Business Income Statement 
    • January 1, 2024 - December 31, 2024

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    • Automobile lease:

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    • Automobile purchase:

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    • *Note: CRA is now insisting on a mileage log or they will disallow all automobile expenses. Please ensure that you keep appropriate records of your mileage and base the km drive on the log book.
      *Send lease and or purchase documents for the vehicle bought

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    • Acknowledgement & Signature 
    • By signing below, you acknowledge and confirm that all information you entered here is true and correct and related to the tax year 2024 (January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024). You also permit A&D Office Services Ltd. to capture and collect the information you entered in this form.

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