I just started my new job last week and today is supposed to be pay day. My boss asked me what deductions I have and told me to go on Canada Revenue to check. Can anyone tell me what he means by that and how do I go about doing that? Thanks.
it is not a must to file those forms to you boss. If you don't, your boss can just take the max deductions, which is the case for most single ppl with no dependent.
No you don't have to go to CRA. You have to download two forms call TD1 (federal) and TD1 (BC)
these forms basically total up your personal credit (exemption) claims to be signed by yourself and then you'll give the forms to your employer (who will use the amount entered to classify your personal credit "code" in order to compute your payroll tax withholding (for federal and BC)
If you are unsure of how to fill out you can call 1-800-959-8281
As to the other withholdings i.e. CPP /EI - same for every body based on standard rates on their earnings- your employer will deduct those base on your actual earnings
發表於 2008-1-15 21:15
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