Traduction de «Main source income the reference person » (Anglais → Français) :

(2) In computing the revenue to be equalized from personal incomes taxes — referred to in paragraph (a) of the definition “revenue source” in subsection (1) — for all the provinces for a fiscal year, the Minister may deduct from the amount that, but for this subsection, would be the revenue to be equalized from that revenue source for all the provinces for that fiscal year, the amount, as estimated by the Minister, by which the revenues derived by Can ...[+++]ada under the Income Tax Act from personal income taxes for the taxation year ending in that fiscal year are less than the revenues that would have been derived by Canada under that Act from those taxes if no special abatement of those taxes had been provided under subsection 120(2) of that Act or Part VI of this Act.

(Return tabled) Question No. 127 Hon. Scott Brison: With regard to the United States (U.S). Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA): (a) when was the government first made aware of this legislation and how; (b) what steps has Canada taken since the legislation's introduction in the U.S., broken down by year; (c) during the consideration of this legislation in the U.S., did Canada make any representations to the U.S. government and if so, (i) when, (ii) by whom, (iii) to whom, (iv) on what dates, (v) by what authority (vi) with what desired effect (vii) and with what outcome; (d) how many individuals in Canada will be affected; (e) ...[+++] how was the figure in (d) calculated; (f) how many Canadian citizens residing in Canada are U.S. persons under FATCA; (g) how many Canadian permanent residents are U.S. persons under FATCA; (h) how many applications for permanent residency is Canada currently processing from persons who are or will be treated as U.S. persons under FATCA; (i) broken down by province and territory and status, how many persons in Canada are projected to be affected by FATCA; (j) how was the figure in (l) calculated; (k) how many Canadian financial institutions will be impacted by FATCA; (l) how was the figure in (k) calculated; (m) how many non-financial Canadian entities will be impacted by FATCA; (n) how was the figure in (m) calculated; (o) what consultations has the government undertaken with respect to FATCA's impact on persons resident in Canada; (p) what consultations has the government undertaken with respect to FATCA's impact on financial institutions; (p) what consultations has the government undertaken with respect to FATCA's impact on non-financial entities; (q) what estimates and studies have been undertaken with respect to the consequences of a 30% withholding of U.S. sourced income to financial institutions; (r) when did the studies in (q) occur and what were their conclusions; (s) how much has been spent evaluating FATCA' ...

The Commission therefore has taken the view that by not granting full personal deductions to resident individuals with foreign source income which under the relevant tax treaty is exempt with progression in Finland, the Finnish tax law provision contravenes the free movement of workers and self-employed persons guaranteed by Articles 39 and 43 of the EC Treaty and the corresponding provisions of the EEA Agreement.

Although these are mainly students, it is significant that 20% of young people with jobs also said their parents were the principal source of their income. 35% of the young people questioned said that their main source of income came from a regular job.

For example, a frontier worker employed in one Member State but living with his family in another State cannot be required to pay more tax than a person living and working in the State of employment, where that worker's main family income comes from the State of employment [109].

In the overall package of support to people after retirement, pensions represent the largest share, and the main source of pension income is public pension schemes.