Tax Implication Letter for 2023

Tax Implication Letter for 2023

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Dear Members,

As the tax season is again upon us, the CFPA would like to remind you of the tax implications of the Association paying for a member’s Basic Life Insurance from your dues. According to tax regulations, the gross amount of dues paid for the year (Box 44 of your T4 from your employer), must be reduced by the amount that has been remitted by the Association on your behalf for the Basic Life insurance premiums ($6.60 per month for January through December 2023). Therefore, when you file your tax return for 2023, you must deduct $79.20 from the amount in Box 44 of your T4 slip and this net amount should be reported to Revenue Canada on line 212 on your tax return.

It is important to do this so that any benefits remain tax-free. As long as the individual was paying for the premiums out of their after-tax income, should a claim be paid, all insurance income will then be paid without being subject to tax. 

We would also like to remind you that all insurance-related documents are now available online at www.cfpa-apfc.ca in the member section. If you are unsure of your password or have any questions or concerns regarding this correspondence, please do not hesitate to contact the office at (613) 230-5476 

Sincerely, 

 

Justin Miller
National Chairperson


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