April 30, 2021
I like to put together a blog about my tax return, so I can work on return better and more efficiently.
Here are some highlights:
- RRSP - $2640 in total 2020, every month two payments, one is $100 to Scotia US 500 index, one is $120 to Canada index fund.
- T4
- T5 - No T5 form - Scotia saving accounts used to have interest close to $200 in 2019
- Simpletax.com free service
I used the feature of SimpleTax to import tax slips from my CRA account, and tax form are filled automatically.
I spent half hour to go over the filled forms and tax slips. Capital loss is around $700 dollars.
Reference:
2019 tax return
I have to learn better to manage myself. I download tax document from Scotiabank.com, but the documents related to my RRSP and T5 are not good enough for me. I need to come out the total amount I deposited.
Here are highlights for my preparation:
- Use simpletax software
- Download all scotia bank 2019 and 2020 checking account statements;
- Manually go over monthly statement and check my RRSP deposit information.
- Enter my T4 information on simpletax.com
- My RRSP limit is $52,056.00 based on CRA website
- Review my auto deposit information on CRA website
- My refund is $1074.25 dollars
- Take picture of T4 document and save it on my github
- Take picture of my $3000 dollar deposit on RRSP - Scotia Canada index fund statement
- My RRSP contribution is $5280, from March to December 2019 is $4620, January to March 2020 is $660.
- Download tax return 2019 report from simpletax.com
- Find all deposit slips from January 2019 to Dec. 2019.
- Need to check hours worked in total, vacation days in total, sick days in total
Actionable Item
- Add T5 $263.22 to my tax return, now tax return is 50 dollar less; $1021.45
- I also look up checklist for tax return for Canadian and US residents.
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