- What's new in DT FormMax
version 5.3?
In this version...
1. Version highlights
New tax rate on dividends other than eligible dividends for
tax year 2014
The federal gross-up factor on dividends other than eligible
dividends has been decreased from 25% to 18% of the dividends
received for tax year 2014, as announced by Finance Canada. As a
result, the related federal tax credit rate will be reduced from
13.333% to 11.017%.
The federal gross-up factor on dividends other than eligible
dividends has been decreased from 25% to 18% of the dividends
received for tax year 2014, as announced by Finance Canada. As a
result, the related federal tax credit rate will be reduced from
13.333% to 11.017%. The Quebec government has also announced the
harmonization of its gross-up factor with that of the federal.
However, the Quebec tax credit rate for dividends other than
eligible dividends is reduced from 8% to 7.05%.
2. Enhancements
a. Identification form
In order to simplify the use of DT FormMax, we have developed a
unique identification form. From now on, whether you are an
individual, a corporation, a partnership or a trust, you will only
have one identification form to complete. This identification form
will contain all the information required to complete the other
forms.
b. Navigator
To improve the use of DT FormMax, the Navigator has been split
in two sections. Henceforth, you will have a "Client" navigator
that will display only your client's forms, and a "Recipients"
navigator that will display only your recipients' forms
(T-slips/RL-slips). This change will allow you to better manage
your recipients, to browse between recipients more efficiently and
to access a complete listing of the recipients. In addition, the
"Recipients" navigator comes equipped with a search bar that will
facilitate the search for your recipients.
3. Modified forms
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Forms for tax year 2013
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Federal forms
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RC1 |
New form version from the CRA. |
RC1A |
New form version from the CRA. |
RC1B |
New form version from the CRA. |
RC1C |
New form version from the CRA. |
Forms for tax year 2014
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Federal forms
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CPT16 |
New form version from the CRA. |
GST44 |
New form version from the CRA. |
T1-OVP |
New form version from the CRA. |
T1261 |
New form version from the CRA. |
Quebec forms
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MR-69 |
New form version from Revenu Québec. |
TP-1029.CS.3 |
New form version from Revenu Québec. |
4. New forms
Slips and summaries
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Federal
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T215 |
Past Service Pension Adjustment (PSPA) Exempt from
Certification. |
T215 Summary |
Summary of Past Service Pension Adjustments (PSPAs)
Exempt from Certification. |
Federal forms
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GST10 |
Application or Revocation of the Authorization to
File Separate GST/HST Returns and Rebate Applications for Branches
or Divisions. |
GST17 |
Election Concerning the Provision of a Residence or
Lodging at a Remote Work Site. |
GST22 |
Real Property – Election to Make Certain Sales
Taxable. |
GST27 |
Election or Revocation of an Election to Deem
Certain Supplies to be Financial Services for GST/HST
Purposes. |
GST159 |
Notice of Objection (GSH/HST) |
GST189 |
General Application for Rebate of GST/HST |
Quebec forms
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FP-159 |
Notice of Objection (GST/HST) |
FP-189 |
General GST/HST Rebate Application |
VD-403 |
General Application for a Québec Sales Tax (QST)
Rebate |
5. Carryforward of client data
When you carry forward the file of a client, the information
entered in the Client identification form, as well as the
personal information of each recipient will be carried forward
automatically to the following year. Considering the enhancements
brought to the navigator and the client identification form, we
recommend that you carry forward your 2013 data to 2014 using this
new version (5.3) or a subsequent version.
If you have already performed the carryforward of your clients'
files from 2013 to 2014 with version 5.1, we ask that you do it
once again using version 5.3 to ensure that your data are properly
carried forward.
July 3, 2014
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