How to become common law in Ontario?
To become common law in Ontario, you need to live together in a conjugal relationship for at least three years or have a child together and be in a relationship of some permanence.
When are you considered common law in Ontario?
You are considered common law in Ontario if you have been living together in a conjugal relationship for at least three years or have a child together and have been in a relationship of some [...]
What is a common-law spouse entitled to in Ontario
In Ontario, a common-law spouse is generally not entitled to property division rights like a married spouse. However, they may be entitled to spousal support.
Filing taxes when separated in Canada?
When separated in Canada, you must indicate your marital status on your tax return. This can affect credits and deductions you're eligible for.
Why haven’t I received my Notice of Assessment?
Delays in receiving your Notice of Assessment could be due to high volume, errors in your tax return, or additional review by the CRA.
When is Notice of Assessment issued?
The Notice of Assessment is issued after the CRA has processed your tax return
Why would CRA send me a Statement of Account?
The CRA would send you a Statement of Account if there are any discrepancies or balances owing on your account.
What is line 150 / 15000 on Notice of Assessment?
Line 150 / 15000 your Notice of Assessment indicates your total income for the tax year.
How to download Notice of Assessment?
You can download your Notice of Assessment from the CRA's My Account portal under the "Tax Returns" section.
How to get a Notice of Assessment?
You can get a Notice of Assessment through the CRA's My Account portal or by mail