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  • TP-64.3-V - General employment conditions



Can you deduct employment expenses?

Most employees cannot deduct employment expenses. For example, expenses incurred for travel between an employee's home and the employer's place of business, and fees paid to park at the employer's place of business, are not deductible. However, if you are an employee, and your duties and employment conditions require you to incur various expenses to earn employment income, you might be able, under certain conditions, to deduct your employment expenses from you employment income.

To claim a deduction for your employment expenses, you must enclose with your income tax return form TP-64.3-V, General Employment Conditions, duly completed by your employer;

Data entry

To generate a TP-64.3-V, go to the Form Navigator, select Client information and enter the employer information. This information will be transferred to Part 2 Identification of the employer of the form. From the menu Forms, add as many forms as you need. Open a form by clicking on it in the Forms Navigator and enter the employee information, using a separate form for each employee.

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IN-118-V Employment expenses