Category: Canada

The simple answer is YES, but certain conditions have to be met first. Following the Canadian Revenue Agency, any tutoring service offered to a person with a learning disability is considered as an eligible medical expense. Medical expenses are legally used to reduce the amount of tax payable to the authorities. How do I become […]

While kindergarten is not mandatory for four- and five-year-old children, research shows that it gives children a solid foundation for future learning. Kindergarten: provides an engaging, inquiry and play-based learning program during the regular school day. Which provinces in Canada is kindergarten mandatory? “Alberta’s government supports what is best for children and their families, and […]

2022 DoD Per Diem Rates for Canada – PerDiem101.com Region Number of Cities Meals & Incidentals Rate Halifax 1 $145.00 London, Ontario 1 $94.00 Mississauga 1 $66.00 Moncton 1 $119.00 What is the per diem rate for 2022 Canada? Effective – October 1, 2022 Private non-commercial accommodation allowance: 50 Canadian dollars (CAD) worldwide, except for […]

This allowance is not a taxable benefit and can be excluded from the employee’s income if all of the following conditions are met: The employee travels away from the office. The allowance is reasonable. We generally consider a value of up to $23 for the meal portion of the travel allowance to be reasonable. Do […]

Meal expenses If you choose the simplified method, claim in Canadian or US funds a flat rate of $23/meal, to a maximum of $69/day (sales tax included) per person, without receipts. What is the standard meal allowance in Canada? 1. Travel in Canada 1. Travel in Canada Canadian $ (taxes included) Breakfast 21.90 23.30 Lunch […]

Post-secondary education refers to those whose highest level of educational attainment is an apprenticeship, trades certificate or college, CEGEP, or other non-university certificates or diplomas; university certificates or diplomas are below bachelor level. What is post-secondary means in Canada Immigration? Once a person completes Grade 12, they receive their high school diploma which makes them […]

If you are a student intern, the Canada Labour Code does not require that you be paid and the activities you perform for an employer are not considered to be work. On a voluntary basis, your employer may choose to give you money that is not connected to the activities you perform. Is it illegal […]

Teacher. Teachers who work in government-owned schools are civil servants under the public service of Canada. What is a public servant in Canada? public servant means any person employed in a department, and includes a member of the Canadian Forces or the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Are teachers considered local government employees? Teachers that work […]

You can (a) treat the internship as part of your business income (Schedule T2125 Business Income Statement) or (b) report it as “other income” on line 130 of your tax return. Either way, it`s just as legitimate. Do interns pay taxes Canada? While a stipend isn’t a salary, the Canadian government still considers it as […]

Maximum hours of work You may undertake both an unpaid internship to fulfill the requirements of an educational program and paid employment with the same employer. However, the total hours of both positions must not exceed 10 hours per day or 48 hours per week. How many hours a day do interns work? During the […]