Traduction de «versement d'impôt sur le revenu » (Français → Anglais) :

152.29 If any payment is made by a person to the Minister of National Revenue on account of taxes specified in section 228 of the Income Tax Act and of a premium under this Part in respect of self-employed earnings, despite any direction made by the person making the payment with respect to its application, the part of the payment that would be applied under that section in payment of tax under the Income Tax Act is, subject to section 37 of the Canada Pension Plan, to be applied in payment of a premium under this Part and is deemed to be a payment on account of the premium, and to the extent of the amount so applied, does not discharge ...[+++]liability for tax under the Income Tax Act, and any amount then remaining is to be applied in payment of tax under the Income Tax Act and discharges the liability of the person making the payment for that tax to the extent of that amount.

taxes levied on the income, production or profits of companies, excluding taxes levied on consumption such as value added taxes, personal income taxes or sales taxes.

(b)taxes levied on the income, production or profits of companies, excluding taxes levied on consumption such as value added taxes, personal income taxes or sales taxes.

' Motion No. 35 That Bill C-85, in Clause 11, be amended by replacing line 39, on page 14, with following: ``sixty years of age, and''. Motion No. 39 That Bill C-85, in Clause 20, be amended by adding after line 38, on page 19, the following: ````beneficiary'' means the spouse or child of a deceased former member; ``outside income deduction'' means the same amount or percentage that, pursuant to the Income Tax Act would be deducted in a year from a payment to the former member or beneficiary under the Old Age Security Act, in respect of other personal or household income received, if the former member or beneficiary was entitled to receive such a payment during th ...[+++]e year in question (2) From the amount payable to a former member or beneficiary in each year under this Act shall be deducted an outside income deduction calculated in accordance with this section (3) The Governor in Council may make regulations (a) defining the other personal and household income to be taken into account for the purposes of this section, which is to be equivalent to that taken into account in calculating a deduction under the Old Age Security Act; (b) requiring a former member to report an estimate of other income for every year before the commencement of the year and to report the actual amount of other income after the end of the year; (c) providing for the amount to be deducted under this section to be deducted in instalments from periodic payments to a former member or a beneficiary under this Act. 59. 2 (1) In this section,''.

Group No. 4 Mr. Harper (Calgary West), seconded by Mr. Silye (Calgary-Centre), moved Motion No. 39, That Bill C-85, in Clause 20, be amended by adding after line 38, on page 19, the following: `` ``beneficiary" means the spouse or child of a deceased former member; ``outside income deduction" means the same amount or percentage that, pursuant to the Income Tax Act would be deducted in a year from a payment to the former member or beneficiary under the Old Age Security Act, in respect of other personal or household income received, if the former member or beneficiary was entitled to receive such a payment during the year in question (2 ...[+++]) From the amount payable to a former member or beneficiary in each year under this Act shall be deducted an outside income deduction calculated in accordance with this section (3) The Governor in Council may make regulations (a) defining the other personal and household income to be taken into account for the purposes of this section, which is to be equivalent to that taken into account in calculating a deduction under the Old Age Security Act; (b) requiring a former member to report an estimate of other income for every year before the commencement of the year and to report the actual amount of other income after the end of the year; (c) providing for the amount to be deducted under this section to be deducted in instalments from periodic payments to a former member or a beneficiary under this Act. 59. 2 (1) In this section," .

While time precludes me from addressing every one of these measures, I will note that Bill C-28 includes, among others, provisions to eliminate tax on elementary and secondary school scholarships; increase the lifetime capital gains exemption to $750,000 for small business owners, farmers and fishers; increase the meal expenses tax deductibility for long-haul truck drivers; extend the mineral exploration credit; reduce the paperwork burden of small business by easing tax remittance and filing requirements; encourage businesses to create new child care spaces through an investment ...[+++] tax credit; waive income tax payable by non-resident athletes at the upcoming Vancouver 2012 Olympic Games; and, finally, introduce the Working Income Tax Benefit and the Registered Disability Savings Plan.