10:17 pm
December 26, 2018
To claim it, you need to complete a one-page Schedule 14 on your tax return. (I’m now going to use the Ontario numbers below as an example, although they differ from province-to-province.)
An individual then claims the basic amount of $154. If you’re married, you can claim a spouse to add $77. If you have kids, you get to add $38 per kids. If you live in a rural area, you increase your total rebate by 10%.
Here’s the thing though. The credit is the same for everyone.
If you’re struggling to make ends meet, you’ll get the $307. But if you’re pulling in a big six-figure income, you’ll also get the $307. It’s the same for everyone.
5:23 am
July 10, 2011
8:30 am
December 12, 2009
I assume this is only for provinces that haven't implemented a provincial carbon tax, correct? Similarly, is it the federal equivalent of the quarterly provincial climate action tax rebates, right? That is, in those provinces with the federal carbon tax, there will be this federal refundable (assuming refundable?) tax credit on one's income tax filing but not a quarterly credit cheque.
Cheers,
Doug
10:36 am
January 9, 2011
Confused, so far. I'm using UFile and granted my spouse's info isn't input yet, so maybe the answers become clear at the end?
However I see no Schedule 14 or any prompt to fill in anything? All I see is in the CRA questions where it asks to specify what area you live in. So if anyone is also using UFile, how does this Schedule get completed with the choices made?
"Keep your stick on the ice. Remember, I'm pulling for you. We're all in this together." - Red Green
1:31 pm
July 10, 2011
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January 28, 2015
6:29 pm
March 15, 2019
dougjp said
Confused, so far. I'm using UFile and granted my spouse's info isn't input yet, so maybe the answers become clear at the end?However I see no Schedule 14 or any prompt to fill in anything? All I see is in the CRA questions where it asks to specify what area you live in. So if anyone is also using UFile, how does this Schedule get completed with the choices made?
Fill out the UFile question where you live under "Climate Action Incentive". Do your spouses info. When you complete the "Review" in UFile you will see under "Payments and credits" line 449 Climate action incentive, this line will show what you qualified for depending where you reside. The program does it all for you.
6:38 pm
January 9, 2011
krwilson said
Fill out the UFile question where you live under "Climate Action Incentive". Do your spouses info. When you complete the "Review" in UFile you will see under "Payments and credits" line 449 Climate action incentive, this line will show what you qualified for depending where you reside. The program does it all for you.
Thank you so much! I was hoping it would sort itself out without missing the $
"Keep your stick on the ice. Remember, I'm pulling for you. We're all in this together." - Red Green
6:32 am
December 12, 2021
Bill said
Anybody know why I got a climate (CAI) deposit to my bank account today? I got one last month too.
You filed your 2022 income tax late in Mar or in Apr, because of late filing CRA did not issue CAI on time for April.
so last month was for the Apr CAI. and today CAI is your normal quarterly CAI
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February 1, 2016
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February 1, 2016
8:24 am
February 7, 2019
dommm said
From the little research I have done it appears the CAIP is NOT means tested. Please correct me if I am wrong. As the above poster stated, receiving it depends on your province of residency. It is I believe NOT taxable.
Correct on the not being means tested.
And, since it's technically a (carbon) tax refund, it shouldn't be taxable.
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