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Background informationSituation
Michael Schneider and Elizabeth Jones-Schneider are married and live with their son, Jack. They also support Elizabeth's father, Adam Jones, who lives in a low-income housing apartment. Michael works for the XYZ Inc. company and Elizabeth has a part-time job at Sunny Grocers. Their son, Jack, has no income to report and Elizabeth's father, who is widowed, receives Canada Pension Plan benefits and Old Age Security payments. Mr. Schneider has provided you with all of his slips and medical receipts. Although you are only expected to transmit the tax returns for Michael and Elizabeth, you must still provide complete information for Adam.
Identification information
Identification informationNameMichael Schneider
Social insurance number (SIN) | 000 000 000 |
Address | 123 Main Street City, Province X0X 0X0 |
Date of birth (DOB) | September 25, 1971 |
Marital status | Married to: Elizabeth Jones-Schneider SIN: 000 000 000 DOB: July 17, 1975 |
Dependant 1 | Jack Schneider DOB: April 11, 2009 Relationship: son SIN: 000 000 000 |
Dependant 2 | Adam Jones DOB: May 18, 1941 Relationship: Elizabeth’s father SIN: 000 000 000 Address: 300 Queen St Apt 14 City Province X0X 0X0 Marital status: Widowed |
Medical receipts provided
Adam:
Jack:
Elizabeth:
Michael:
Slips required
T4 – Statement of Remuneration Paid for Michael Schneider (XYZ Inc.)
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T4 – Statement of Remuneration Paid for Elizabeth Jones-Schneider (Sunny Grocers)
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T4A (OAS) – Statement of Old Age Security for Adam Jones
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T4A(P) – Statement of Canada Pension Plan Benefits for Adam Jones
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Solution to Claiming medical expenses.
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Steps to follow
In this case, although amounts paid for vitamins are generally not eligible medical expenses, vitamin B12, when prescribed by a health care professional is considered eligible.
In this case, the medical receipts paid in December of 2021 may be claimed on the 2022 tax return since they were paid within the 12-month period ending in the year the tax return is being submitted for and were not previously claimed.
The eligible medical expenses claimed must be reduced by any amount that has been reimbursed.
The tax software determined it is more beneficial to claim all the medical expenses for the family in Michael’s tax return. Michael is eligible to claim the medical expenses paid for Adam even though he does not live at the same residence because Adam is Elizabeth’s father and depends on them for support.
Since Michael earns a modest working income and is claiming a large amount of medical expenses for his family, he is eligible for the refundable medical expense supplement (line 45200). The tax software automatically calculates and claims the amount on line 45200.
For more information, refer to UFile instructions.
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