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Phil89

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Sep 11, 2014
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jes_ON said:
Excellent link about box 10 on the T4. What it states is:
"Before you decide which provincial or territorial abbreviation to use, you need to determine your employee’s province or territory of employment. This depends on whether you required your employee to report for work at your place of business. "


NOT where the employer is located...
Sorry are you an accountant? If not, then stop giving false info, cause you don't even understand the meaning of the quote.
 

rjcm

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Aug 7, 2014
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Phil89 said:
You are wrong. T4 indicates the province where the employer is located. If his employer is located in Alberta, then the T4 should show Alberta on it.

When you file your tax return, you only pay tax to your province of residence no matter if he was in Ontario on December 31. If his province of residence was Alberta at that time, then it should have been filed under Alberta.
Now, do you have driving license from Alberta or Ontario? Address of your bank branch? this is how you would determine your province of residence.
Hi Phil,

Thanks for your response.

I had an Ontario driving license at the time I was there. Now I am back in Alberta and exchanged it with an Alberta driving license.

My bank branch has always been in Alberta. Never changed it.

Although me and my family lived in Ontario for almost a year. Not sure which ties are more significant...
 

rjcm

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ifeedly said:
How come your T4 has Ontario? where does it say Ontario in your T4? T4 is issued by your employer so it wont have Ontario unless you are employed in Ontario.
Hi ifeedly,

My T4 shows Alberta as my province of employment. However in my Notice of Assessment it shows Ontario as my province of residence as I was there as of Dec 31, 2014 and I spent almost a year there.
 

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