- Data entry T4A-NR and RL-1
Box O
In order to complete the T4A-NR, Statement of fees,
commissions, or other amounts paid to non-residents for services
rendered in Canada, you must enter each recipient's information
using separate T4A-NR and RL-1 data entry forms. Additional forms
can be opened by choosing the "Add forms" icon or by going to
Forms, Add form on the menu tool bar. Multiple data entry forms can
be opened simultaneously by entering the requested number in
"Number of copies selected for each form" in the "Add Forms"
dialogue box.
A federal T4A-NR slip will be automatically generated for every
recipient, however a RL-1 slip will only be displayed if the
province Quebec. Data entered for the federal T4PS slip will be
used to calculate the Quebec RL-25 amounts. These amounts can be
overridden by using F3 or by right clicking on the line and
entering the required amount. All overridden lines will be
traceable through the diagnostic box.
When to complete a T4A-NR slip
Use the T4A-NR slip to report all amounts you paid to
non-resident individuals, partnerships, and corporations for
services they performed in Canada that they did not perform in the
ordinary course of an office or employment.
Boxes description
Year – This is the year in which the payment was
made.
Box 18 – Gross income: This is the amount received for
services rendered in Canada. It does not include any amount in box
20.
Box 20 – Travel expenses: This is the total value of all
travel expenses (including transportation, accommodation, and
meals) provided to you or paid on your behalf. The payer has to
keep receipts for these amounts.
Box 22 – Income tax deducted: This is the amount of
income tax that was deducted. Enter this amount on line 437 of your
T1 Income Tax and Benefit Return or on line 800 of your
T2 Corporation Income Tax Return.
Box 23 – Reduction authorized: The number "1" indicates
that we authorized the payer in writing to reduce or waive the tax
due on the gross income you received. The number "2" indicates that
we did not authorize the payer to reduce or waive the tax due.
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