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Bankruptcy returns
General rules
The total amounts claimed in both the pre-bankruptcy and post-bankruptcy returns cannot exceed the amount that would have been deductible had the client not become bankrupt.
A bankruptcy does not trigger a deemed disposition of the taxpayer's property immediately before the bankruptcy. It is only when the trustee disposes of the property that disposition and taxation are reported in the trustee's return.
The RRSP deduction limit present and subsequent taxation years. Treat the two taxation years as one year for the purposes of determining the amounts required to calculate present and future RRSP deduction eligibility, such as earned income, the RRSP deduction limit, and the unused RRSP room. Those amounts are not erased with bankruptcy.
The amounts to be repaid to the RRSP within the HBP and LLP are not erased with bankruptcy.
The balance of the CNIL is not erased with bankruptcy.
Return type
This return includes income from January 1st to the day prior to the date of bankruptcy.
This period is considered to be a complete taxation year. All income earned by the bankrupt during this period should be included on the tax return.
Pre-bankruptcy
This type of return is uncommon as it mainly concerns the business income and assets belonging to the client in bankruptcy.
It includes income from disposition of capital property, liquidated assets (i.e. registered retirement savings plans) or from businesses the trustee winds up for the benefit of creditors.
The period covered by the return is from the date of bankruptcyto December 31st or, where only self-employed income is reported, the termination of the business, whichever is first.
This period is considered to be a complete taxation year.
Trustee
The return covers the period from the date of bankruptcy to December 31st of the taxation year.
This period is considered to be a complete taxation year. This return, together with the pre-bankruptcy return, will account for the total income for the complete year.
The individual, not the trustee, is responsible for filing and paying any balance due on the post-bankruptcy return.
Post-bankruptcy
Codes
Amount received or paid from January 1st of the taxation year to the date before the date of bankruptcy. Pre
Amount received or paid from the date of bankruptcy to the end of the calendar year. Post
Only one application can be made in the pre-bankruptcy or the post-bankruptcy return. Pre or Post
Prorate based on the number of days from January 1st of the taxation year to the day before the date of bankruptcy. %Pre
Prorate based on the number of days from the date of bankruptcy to the end the taxation year. %Post
Net income for the entire calendar year is taken into consideration when calculating those amounts. Pre+Post
Calculation with the entire calendar year amounts minus the amount deducted in the pre-bankruptcy return. Minus Pre
Not included/ Not permitted. No
Federal T1 return
For pre-bankruptcy returns, all income reported is from January 1st of the taxation year to the day before the date of bankruptcy.
Step 2 - Total income Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Employment income (box 14 of all T4 slips)
Trustee = Accumulated sick leave or vacation days paid after the date of bankruptcy and designated by the bankrupt as bankrupt assets.
101 Pre   Post
Commissions included on line 101 (box 42 of all T4 slips) 102 Pre No Post
Wage loss replacement contributions 103 Pre No Post
Other employment income 104 Pre No Post
Old age security pension (box 18 of the T4A(OAS) slip)
(OAS is deemed received the last day of the month.)
113 Pre No Post
CPP or QPP benefits (box 20 of the T4A(P) slip)
(CPP/QPP is deemed received the fifteenth day of each month.)
114 Pre No Post
Disability benefits included on line 114 (box 16 of the T4A(P) slip) 152 Pre No Post
Other pensions and superannuation 115 Pre No Post
Elected split-pension amount (T1032) 116 Pre No Post
Universal child care benefit (UCCB) 117 Pre No Post
UCCB amount designated to a dependant 185 Pre No Post
Employment insurance and other benefits (box 14 of the T4E slip) 119 Pre No Post
Taxable amount of dividends (eligible and other than eligible) from taxable Canadian corporations (Schedule 4)
Trustee = Dividends assigned to a trustee as an asset of the bankrupt's estate.
120 Pre   Post
Taxable amount of dividends other than eligible dividends, included on line 120, from taxable Canadian corporations 180 Pre   Post
Interest and other investment income (Schedule 4)
Trustee = Interest income is generally not included, however, any income arising from interest in respect of an asset seized by the trustee, such as Canada Savings Bonds, would be included on the trustee's return.
121 Pre   Post
Net partnership income: limited or non-active partners only 122 Pre   Post
Registered disability savings plan income 125 Pre   Post
Net rental income 126 Pre   Post
Taxable capital gains (Schedule 3)
Pre-bankruptcy = Any reserve must be reported on the pre-bankruptcy return. A new reserve may be deducted on the pre-bankruptcy return.
Trustee = The remaining balance of the unpaid proceeds of disposition on which the reserve had been taken becomes the property of the Estate. Therefore, the trustee must report any reserve created on the pre-bankruptcy return on the trustee's return.
Post-bankruptcy = No reserve may be claimed in the post-bankruptcy.
127 Pre   Post
Taxable amount of support payments received 128 Pre No Post
RRSP income (from all T4RSP slips)
Pre-bankruptcy = Not allow a claim for HBP/LLP repayment on a pre-bankruptcy return.
Trustee = Proceeds from RRSP assigned to the trustee. When an RRSP is terminated and funds are withdrawn as a result of the trustee's seizure of the bankrupt's assets, the resulting income is reported on a trustee's return for the year in which the payment was received by the trustee. If a trustee's return is not filed, RRSP withdrawals should be reported on the return that represents the taxation year in which the payment was received.
Post-bankruptcy = All RRSP benefits received, including all withdrawals and excluding any amounts assigned to the trustee and reported on the trustee's return, from the date of bankruptcy to the end of the calendar year.
Note: Do not include amounts reported on the trustee's return.
129 Pre   Post
Income inclusion from Home Buyer`s Plan (HBP)
Post-bankruptcy = Designation and the shortfall amount from HBP must both be made on the post-bankruptcy return.
129
No No Post
Income inclusion from Lifelong Learning Plan (LLP)
Post-bankruptcy = Designation and the shortfall amount from LLP must both be made on the post-bankruptcy return.
129 No No Post
Other income 130 Pre   Post
Net business income
Pre-bankruptcy = No reserve permitted. Previous year reserve must be included. The fiscal period of an unincorporated business is considered to automatically end the day before the individual is assigned into bankruptcy.
Trustee = No reserve permitted.
Post-bankruptcy = No reserve permitted. (Do not include amounts reported on the trustee's return)
135 Pre   Post
Net professional income
Pre-bankruptcy = No reserve permitted. Previous year reserve must be included. The fiscal period of professional practice is considered to automatically end the day before the individual is assigned into bankruptcy.
Trustee = No reserve permitted.
Post-bankruptcy = No reserve permitted. (Do not include amounts reported on the trustee's return)
137 Pre   Post
Net commission income
Pre-bankruptcy = No reserve permitted. Previous year reserve must be included. The fiscal period of an unincorporated business is considered to automatically end the day before the individual is assigned into bankruptcy.
Trustee = No reserve permitted.
Post-bankruptcy = No reserve permitted. (Do not include amounts reported on the trustee's return)
139 Pre   Post
Net farming income
Pre-bankruptcy = No reserve permitted. Previous year reserve must be included. The fiscal period of an unincorporated business is considered to automatically end the day before the individual is assigned into bankruptcy.
Trustee = No reserve permitted.
Post-bankruptcy = No reserve permitted. (Do not include amounts reported on the trustee's return)
141 Pre   Post
Net fishing income
Pre-bankruptcy = No reserve permitted. Previous year reserve must be included.
Trustee = No reserve permitted.
Post-bankruptcy = No reserve permitted. (Do not include amounts reported on the trustee's return)
143 Pre   Post
Workers' compensation benefits (box 10 of the T5007 slip) 144 Pre No Post
Social assistance payments
(When determining the higher net income, each taxation year is considered separately.)
145 Pre No Post
Net federal supplements (box 21 of the T4A(OAS) slip)
(OAS is deemed received the last day of the month.)
146 Pre No Post
For pre-bankruptcy returns, all deductions reported must be from January 1st of the taxation year to the day before the date of bankruptcy.
Step 3 - Net income Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Pension adjustment (box 52 of all T4 slips and box 034 of all T4A slips) 206 Pre No Pre+Post
Registered pension plan deduction (box 20 of all T4 slips and box 032 of all T4A slips)
Trustee = Generally, no claim allowed. When accumulated sick leave or vacation days paid after the date of bankruptcy and designated by the bankrupt as bankrupt assets is reported on the trustee's return, then the credit wholly applicable to the income is allowed.
207 Pre   Post
RRSP/pooled registered pension plan (PRPP) deduction (Schedule 7)
Pre-bankruptcy = Not allow a claim for HBP/LLP repayment on a pre-bankruptcy return.
208 Pre No Post
PRPP employer contributions (amount from your PRPP contribution receipts) 205 Pre No Post
Deduction for elected split-pension amount (T1032) 210 Pre No Post
Annual union, professional, or like dues (box 44 of all T4 slips, and receipts 212 Pre No Post
Universal child care benefit repayment (box 12 of all RC62 slips) 213 Pre No Post
Child care expenses (T778)
(If the spouse with the lowest income has not gone bankrupt, and since this spouse has only one return to file for the year, all the child care expenses paid during the year should be entered in the child's file in the post-bankruptcy return.)
214 Pre No Post
Disability supports deduction 215 Pre No Post
Allowable deduction for business investment loss
Trustee = A business investment loss incurred by the trustee in the disposition of capital properties included in the bankrupt's assets assigned to the trustee.
217 Pre   Post
Moving expenses (T1M) 219 Pre No Post
Allowable deduction for support payments made 220 Pre No Post
Carrying charges and interest expenses (Schedule 4) 221 Pre No Post
Deduction for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and other earnings (Schedule 8 or Form RC381, whichever applies)
(Total amount for the pre- and the post-bankruptcy returns cannot exceed the annual allowable amount.)
Trustee = When income is derived by the trustee from the operation of the bankrupt's business, a credit is allowed based on the self-employment income reported on the trustee's return.
222 Pre   Post
Exploration and development expenses (T1229) 224 Pre No Post
Other employment expenses 229 Pre No Post
Clergy residence deduction 231 Pre No Post
Other deductions 232 Pre No Post
Social benefits repayment
(Amount is to be calculated independently for each of the taxation years.)
235 Pre No Post
For pre-bankruptcy returns, all deductions reported must be from January 1st of the taxation year to the day before the date of bankruptcy.
Step 4 - Taxable income Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Canadian Forces personnel and police deduction (box 43 of all T4 slips) 244 Pre No Post
Employee home relocation loan deduction (box 37 of all T4 slips) 248 Pre No Post
Security options deductions
Trustee = Deduction is allowed if income from a stock option plan, an employee stock purchase plan, etc. was assigned to the trustee as an asset of the bankrupt and was included as income on the trustee's return.
Note: Generally, any options to which the client is entitled at the date of bankruptcy will vest in the trustee.
249 Pre   Post
Other payments deduction 250 Pre No Post
Limited partnership losses of other years 251 Pre   No
Non-capital losses of other years 252 Pre   No
Net capital losses of other years 253 Pre   No
Capital gains deduction
(The capital gains deduction on the pre-bankruptcy, trustee's and post-bankruptcy returns cannot exceed the maximum for the calendar year.)
(The CNIL balance is not erased with the bankruptcy.)
254 Pre   Post
Northern residents deductions (T2222)
(The number of days cannot exceed the number of days in the bankruptcy period)
(Total amount for the pre- and the post-bankruptcy returns cannot exceed the annual allowable amount.)
255 Pre No Post
Additional deductions 256 Pre No Post
Step 5 - Federal tax and provincial or territorial tax
The total amount calculated for the pre- and post-bankruptcy periods cannot exceed the maximum amount allowable for the calendar year.
Schedule 1 - Step 1 - Federal non-refundable tax credits Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Basic personal amount 300 %Pre No %Post
Age amount
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, the net income for the entire year must be used.
Pre-bankruptcy = A bankrupt client who turns 65 years of age after the date of bankruptcy would not be eligible for the age amount in the pre-bankruptcy taxation year.
301 %Pre No Minus Pre
Spouse or common-law partner amount (Schedule 5)
(Note: Use the spouse's net income for the calendar year.)
303 %Pre No Minus Pre
Canada caregiver amount for spouse or common-law partner, or eligible dependant age 18 or older (Schedule 5)
(Note: Use net income for the calendar year.)
304 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for an eligible dependant (Schedule 5)
(Note: Use the dependant's net income for the taxation year.)
305 %Pre No Minus Pre
Canada caregiver amount for other infirm dependants age 18 or older (Schedule 5) 307 %Pre No %Post
Amount for children born in 1997 or later 367 %Pre No %Post
CPP or QPP contributions: through employment from box 16 and box 17 of all T4 slips
Trustee = Generally, no claim allowed. When accumulated sick leave or vacation days paid after the date of bankruptcy and designated by the bankrupt as bankrupt assets is reported on the trustee, such a return would also include the CPP that is wholly applicable to the income.
308 Pre   Minus Pre
CPP or QPP contributions: on self-employment and other earnings (Schedule 8 or RC381, whichever applies)
Trustee = When income is derived by the trustee from operation of the bankrupt's business, a credit is allowed based on the self-employment income reported on the trustee's return.
310 Pre   Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums: through employment
Trustee = Generally, no claim allowed. When accumulated sick leave or vacation days paid after the date of bankruptcy and designated by the bankrupt as bankrupt assets is reported on the trustee's return, such a return would also include the CPP that is wholly applicable to the income.
312 Pre   Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums: on self-employment and other eligible earnings (Schedule 13) 317 Pre   Minus Pre
Provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP) premiums paid (amount from box 55 of all T4 slips) 375 Pre No Minus Pre
PPIP premiums payable on employment income (Schedule 10) 376 Pre No Minus Pre
PPIP premiums payable on self-employment income (Schedule 10) 378 Pre No Minus Pre
Volunteer firefighters' amount
Search and rescue volunteers amount
362
395
Pre No Minus Pre
Canada employment amount 363 Pre No Minus Pre
Public transit amount 364 Pre No Post
Home accessibility expenses (Schedule 12) 398 Pre No Post
Home buyers' amount 369 Pre No Post
Adoption expenses 313 Pre No Post
Pension income amount 314 Pre No Minus Pre
Disability amount (for self) 316 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount transferred from a dependant 318 %Pre No %Post
Interest paid on your student loans
Post-bankruptcy = Any balance of unused interest paid on your student loans are deemed to be nil.
319 Pre No Post
Your tuition, education, and textbook amounts (Schedule 11)
Pre-bankruptcy = The number of months in a qualifying program, including the month in which bankruptcy was declared.
Trustee = Unused tuition and education fees carried forward from the pre-bankruptcy return can be claimed.
Post-bankruptcy = The number of months in a qualifying program, excluding the month in which bankruptcy was declared.
Any balance of unused tuition and education tax credits are deemed to be nil.
323 Pre   Post
Tuition, education, and textbook amounts transferred from a child 324 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amounts transferred from your spouse or common-law partner (Schedule 2) 326 %Pre No %Post
Medical expenses
(There is no pro-ration of the medical expense threshold (3% of net income). Each taxation year rates the full medical expense threshold.)
Post-bankruptcy = Nothing prevents to choose a 12-month period ending after the date of bankruptcy to include medical expenses paid before the bankruptcy.
330 Pre No Post
Allowable amount of medical expenses for other dependants 331 Pre No Post
Donations and gifts (Schedule 9)
Pre-bankruptcy = Contributions from previous years can only be deducted on the pre-bankruptcy return.
349 Pre   Post
Schedule 1 - Step 3 - Net federal tax Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Federal tax on split income (T1206) 424 Pre No Post
Federal dividend tax credit
Trustee = When taxable Canadian dividends are assigned to a trustee as an asset of the bankrupt's estate and reported on the trustee's return a dividend tax credit is allowed.
425 Pre   Post
Minimum tax carry-over (T691)
Post-bankruptcy = Minimum tax carry-over for years previous to the date of bankruptcy cannot be applied to the post-bankruptcy or subsequent returns.
427 Pre No Post
Federal foreign tax credit (T2209) 405 Pre No Post
Federal political contribution tax credit
(The total deduction on all returns cannot exceed the maximum allowable credit for the calendar year.)
410 Pre No Minus Pre
Investment tax credit (T2038(IND)) 412 Pre   Post
Labour-sponsored funds tax credit
(The total deduction on all returns cannot exceed the maximum allowable credit for the calendar year.)
414 Pre No Minus Pre
Federal tax before inclusion of WITB advance payments and additional tax on RESP accumulated income payments 417 Pre   Post
Working Income Tax Benefit advance payment received 415 No No Post
Special taxes 418 Pre   Post
Step 6 - Refund or balance owing Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings (Schedule 8 or Form RC381, whichever applies) 421 Pre   Post
Employment insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings (Schedule 13) 430 Pre No Post
Social benefits repayment 422 Pre No Post
Provincial or territorial tax (Form 428) 428 Pre   Post
Yukon First Nations tax 432 Pre   Post
Total payable 435 Pre   Post
Total income tax deducted (from all information slips)
(Income tax deducted is allowed based on the tax withheld on income reported on each bankruptcy return)
437 Pre   Post
Tax transfer for residents of Quebec 438 Pre   Post
Refundable Quebec abatement 440 Pre   Post
Federal refundable First Nations abatement 441 Pre   Post
CPP overpayment
Post-bankruptcy = The CPP overpayment for the calendar year is calculated and allowed on the post-bankruptcy return.
448 No No Pre+Post
Employment Insurance overpayment
Post-bankruptcy = The EI overpayment for the calendar year is calculated and allowed on the post-bankruptcy return.
450 No No Pre+Post
Net Employment Insurance overpayment
Post-bankruptcy = The EI overpayment for the calendar year is calculated and allowed on the post-bankruptcy return.
451 No No Pre+Post
Refundable medical expense supplement
Post-bankruptcy = Only for allowable medical expenses paid in the post period.
452 No No Post
Working Income Tax Benefit (WITB) (Schedule 6) 453 No No Pre+Post
Refund of investment tax credit (T2038(IND))
Post-bankruptcy = Refundable investment tax credit cannot be claimed in the post-bankruptcy return.
Note: Any investment tax credit earned after the bankruptcy assignment date and before the date of discharge is lost.
454 Pre Yes No
Part XII2 trust tax credit (box 38 of all T3 slips) 456 Pre No Post
Employee and partner GST/HST rebate (GST370)
(Only one application can be made in respect of a calendar year.)
457 Pre or Post No Pre or Post
Eligible educator school Supply tax credit 469 Pre No Post
Tax paid by instalments 476 Pre No Post
Provincial and territorial credits (Form 479) 479 Pre   Post
Other Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
GST/HST credit application   No No Pre+Post
Child tax benefits   No No Pre+Post
The calculation of earned income for RRSP purposes shall be calculated as if there had been no bankruptcy.
The maximum RRSP deduction is not erased with the bankruptcy.
Schedule 7 - RRSP and PRPP Unused Contributions, Transfers, and HBP or LLP Activities Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Repayment under the HBP 246 No No Post
Repayment under the LLP 262 No No Post
Newfoundland and Labrador
NL428 - Step 1 - Newfoundland and Labrador non-refundable tax credits Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Basic personal amount 5804 %Pre No %Post
Age amount
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, the net income for the entire year must be used.
5808 %Pre No Minus Pre
Spouse or common-law partner amount 5812 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for an eligible dependant 5816 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 5820 %Pre No %Post
Canada or Quebec Pension Plan contributions 5824 Pre No Minus Pre
Canada Pension Plan contributions payable on self-employment earnings and other earnings 5828 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums 5832 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 5829 Pre No Minus Pre
Volunteer firefighters' amount 5830 Pre No Post
Child care amount 5831 Pre No Post
Adoption expenses 5833 Pre No Post
Pension income amount 5836 Pre No Minus Pre
Caregiver amount 5840 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount 5844 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount transferred from a dependant 5848 %Pre No %Post
Interest paid on student loans 5852 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts 5856 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts transferred from a child 5860 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amounts transferred from your spouse or common-law partner 5864 %Pre No %Post
Medical expenses for self, spouse or common-law partner, and your dependent children under 18 years of age 5868 Pre No Post
Allowable amount of medical expenses for other dependants 5872 Pre No Post
Donations and gifts 5896 Pre   Post
NL428 - Step 3 - Newfoundland and Labrador tax
Newfoundland and Labrador tax on split income from Form T1206 6151 Pre No Post
Newfoundland and Labrador dividend tax credit 6152 Pre No Post
Newfoundland and Labrador minimum tax carryover 6154 Pre No Post
Newfoundland and Labrador additional tax for minimum tax purposes   Pre No Post
Provincial foreign tax credit from Form T2036   Pre No Post
Political contribution tax credit 6175 Pre No Post
Direct equity tax credit (T1272)   Pre No Post
NL resort property investment tax credit (RPITC)(T1297)   Pre No Post
NL venture capital tax credit (NL VCTC) 6190 Pre No Post
Newfoundland and Labrador low-income tax reduction   No No Pre+Post
NL428 - Step 4 - Temporary deficit reduction levy
Temporary deficit reduction levy   Pre No Post
Prince Edward Island
PE428 - Step 1 - Prince Edward Island non-refundable tax credits Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Basic personal amount 5804 %Pre No %Post
Age amount
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, the net income for the entire year must be used.
5808 %Pre No Minus Pre
Spouse or common-law partner amount 5812 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for an eligible dependant 5816 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 5820 %Pre No %Post
Amount for young children
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, line 6372 is equal to the number of months during which the child resided with the individual at the beginning of any month (1st of the month) up to, but not including, the date of bankruptcy.
5823 %Pre No %Post
Canada or Quebec Pension Plan contributions 5824 Pre No Minus Pre
Canada Pension Plan contributions payable on self-employment earnings and other earnings 5828 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums 5832 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 5829 Pre No Minus Pre
Pension income amount 5836 Pre No Minus Pre
Caregiver amount 5840 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount 5844 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount transferred from a dependant 5848 %Pre No %Post
Teacher school supply amount 5850 Pre No Minus Pre
Interest paid on student loans 5852 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts 5856 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts transferred from a child 5860 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amounts transferred from your spouse or common-law partner 5864 %Pre No %Post
Medical expenses for self, spouse or common-law partner, and your dependent children under 18 years of age 5868 Pre No Post
Allowable amount of medical expenses for other dependants 5872 Pre No Post
Donations and gifts 5896 Pre   Post
PE428 - Step 3 - Prince Edward Island tax
Prince Edward Island tax on split income from Form T1206 6151 Pre No Post
Prince Edward Island dividend tax credit 6152 Pre No Post
Prince Edward Island minimum tax carryover 6154 Pre No Post
Prince Edward Island additional tax for minimum tax purposes   Pre No Post
P.E.I surtax   Pre   Post
Prince Edward Island low-income tax reduction   No No Pre+Post
Provincial foreign tax credit from Form T2036   Pre No Post
Political contribution tax credit 6338 Pre No Post
Equity tax credit 6350 Pre No Post
Prince Edward Island volunteer firefighter tax credit
Volunteer firefighter tax credit 6351 Pre No Minus Pre
Nova Scotia
NS428 - Step 1 - Nova Scotia non-refundable tax credits Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Basic personal amount 5804 %Pre No %Post
Age amount
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, the net income for the entire year must be used.
5808 %Pre No Minus Pre
Spouse or common-law partner amount 5812 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for an eligible dependant 5816 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 5820 %Pre No %Post
Amount for young children
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, line 6372 is equal to the number of months during which the child resided with the individual at the beginning of any month (1st of the month) up to, but not including, the date of bankruptcy.
5823 %Pre No %Post
Canada or Quebec Pension Plan contributions 5824 Pre No Minus Pre
Canada Pension Plan contributions payable on self-employment earnings and other earnings 5828 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums 5832 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 5829 Pre No Minus Pre
Pension income amount 5836 Pre No Minus Pre
Caregiver amount 5840 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount 5844 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount transferred from a dependant 5848 %Pre No %Post
Sport and recreational expenses for children 5849 Pre No Minus Pre
Interest paid on student loans 5852 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts 5856 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts transferred from a child 5860 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amounts transferred from your spouse or common-law partner 5864 %Pre No %Post
Medical expenses for self, spouse or common-law partner, and your dependent children under 18 years of age 5868 Pre No Post
Allowable amount of medical expenses for other dependants 5872 Pre No Post
Donations and gifts 5896 Pre   Post
NS428 - Step 3 - Nova Scotia tax
Nova Scotia tax on split income from Form T1206 6151 Pre No Post
Nova Scotia dividend tax credit 6152 Pre No Post
Nova Scotia minimum tax carryover 6154 Pre No Post
Nova Scotia additional tax for minimum tax purposes   Pre No Post
Provincial foreign tax credit from Form T2036   Pre No Post
Nova Scotia low-income tax reduction   No No Pre+Post
Political contribution tax credit 6210 Pre No Post
Food bank tax credit for farmers 6098 Pre No Post
Labour-sponsored venture capital tax credits 6238 Pre No Post
Equity tax credit (T1285)   Pre No Post
Age tax credit   Pre No Post
Nova Scotia volunteer firefighters and ground search and rescue tax credit
Nova Scotia volunteer firefighters and ground search and rescue tax credit 6228 No No Post
New Brunswick
NB428 - Step 1 - New Brunswick non-refundable tax credits Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Basic personal amount 5804 %Pre No %Post
Age amount
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, the net income for the entire year must be used.
5808 %Pre No Minus Pre
Spouse or common-law partner amount 5812 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for an eligible dependant 5816 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 5820 %Pre No %Post
Canada or Quebec Pension Plan contributions 5824 Pre No Minus Pre
Canada Pension Plan contributions payable on self-employment earnings and other earnings 5828 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums 5832 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 5829 Pre No Minus Pre
Pension income amount 5836 Pre No Minus Pre
Caregiver amount 5840 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount 5844 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount transferred from a dependant 5848 %Pre No %Post
Interest paid on student loans 5852 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts 5856 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts transferred from a child 5860 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amounts transferred from your spouse or common-law partner 5864 %Pre No %Post
Medical expenses for self, spouse or common-law partner, and your dependent children under 18 years of age 5868 Pre No Post
Allowable amount of medical expenses for other dependants 5872 Pre No Post
Donations and gifts 5896 Pre   Post
NB428 - Step 3 - New Brunswick tax
New Brunswick tax on split income from Form T1206 6151 Pre No Post
New Brunswick dividend tax credit 6152 Pre No Post
New Brunswick minimum tax carryover 6154 Pre No Post
New Brunswick additional tax for minimum tax purposes   Pre No Post
Provincial foreign tax credit from Form T2036   Pre No Post
NB428 - Step 4 - low-income tax reduction
New Brunswick low-income tax reduction   No No Pre+Post
NB428 - Step 5 - New Brunswick tax credits
Political contribution tax credit 6155 Pre No Post
Labour-sponsored venture capital fund tax credit 6167 Pre No Post
Small business investor tax credit (T1258)   Pre No Post
New Brunswick refundable tax credit
479 Seniors' home renovation tax credit NB(S12)
(can be claimed on the pre- or post-bankruptcy return depending on when the fees were paid or became payable)
  Pre No Post
Ontario
ON428 - Step 1 - Ontario non-refundable tax credits Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Basic personal amount 5804 %Pre No %Post
Age amount
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, the net income for the entire year must be used.
5808 %Pre No Minus Pre
Spouse or common-law partner amount 5812 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for an eligible dependant 5816 %Pre No Minus Pre
Ontario caregiver amount 5819 %Pre No %Post
Canada or Quebec Pension Plan contributions 5824 Pre No Minus Pre
Canada Pension Plan contributions payable on self-employment earnings and other earnings 5828 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums 5832 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 5829 Pre No Minus Pre
Adoption expenses 5833 Pre No Post
Pension income amount 5836 Pre No Minus Pre
Disability amount 5844 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount transferred from a dependant 5848 %Pre No %Post
Interest paid on student loans 5852 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts 5856 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts transferred from a child 5860 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amounts transferred from your spouse or common-law partner 5864 %Pre No %Post
Medical expenses for self, spouse or common-law partner, and your dependent children under 18 years of age 5868 Pre No Post
Allowable amount of medical expenses for other dependants 5872 Pre No Post
Donations and gifts 5896 Pre   Post
ON428 - Step 3 - Ontario tax
Ontario tax on split income from Form T1206 6151 Pre No Post
Ontario minimum tax carryover 6154 Pre No Post
Ontario surtax   Pre   Post
Ontario dividend tax credit 6152 Pre No Post
Ontario additional tax for minimum tax purposes   Pre No Post
ON428 - Step 4 - Ontario tax reduction
Ontario Tax Reduction   No No Pre+Post
ON428 - Step 5 - Ontario foreign tax credit
Provincial foreign tax credit from Form T2036   Pre No Post
ON428 - Step 6 - Community food program donation tax credit for farmers
6098 - Community food program donation tax credit for farmers 6098 Pre No Minus Pre
ON428 - Step 7 - Ontario health premium
Ontario Health Premium
(the OHP is payable if the total of taxable income from all returns(pre-bankruptcy, in-bankruptcy, and post-bankruptcy) for the year, from January 1st until December 31st, is more than $20,000).
  Pre No Minus Pre
ON479 - Ontario credits
Ontario seniors' public transit tax credit 6305 Pre No Minus Pre
Ontario political contribution tax credit 6310 No No Pre+Post
Ontario focused flow-through share tax credit 6266 No No Post
Ontario apprenticeship training tax credit 6322 Pre No Post
Ontario co-operative education tax credit 6320 Pre No Post
ON-BEN - Application for the Ontario trillium benefit and the Ontario senior homeowner' property tax grant
Student residence 6114 No No Pre+Post
Rent paid in Ontario for the current tax year 6110 No No Pre+Post
Property tax paid in Ontario for the current tax year 6112 No No Pre+Post
Home energy cost paid for principal residence on a reserve in Ontario for the current tax year 6121 No No Pre+Post
Amount paid for accommodation in a public long-term care home in Ontario for the current tax year 6123 No No Pre+Post
Manitoba
MB428 - Step 1 - Manitoba non-refundable tax credits Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Basic personal amount 5804 %Pre No %Post
Age amount
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, the net income for the entire year must be used.
5808 %Pre No Minus Pre
Spouse or common-law partner amount 5812 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for an eligible dependant 5816 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 5820 %Pre No %Post
Canada or Quebec Pension Plan contributions 5824 Pre No Minus Pre
Canada Pension Plan contributions payable on self-employment earnings and other earnings 5828 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums 5832 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 5829 Pre No Minus Pre
Volunteer firefighters' amount 5830 Pre No Minus Pre
Search and rescue volunteers' amount 5845 Pre No Minus Pre
Fitness amount 5839 Pre No Post
Children's arts amount 5841 Pre No Post
Adoption expenses 5833 Pre No Post
Pension income amount 5836 Pre No Minus Pre
Caregiver amount 5840 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount 5844 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount transferred from a dependant 5848 %Pre No %Post
Interest paid on student loans 5852 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts 5856 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts transferred from a child 5860 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amounts transferred from your spouse or common-law partner 5864 %Pre No %Post
Family tax benefit (MB428-A)
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, the net income for the entire calendar year must be used.
6147 %Pre No Minus Pre
Medical expenses for self, spouse or common-law partner, and your dependent children under 18 years of age 5868 Pre No Post
Allowable amount of medical expenses for other dependants 5872 Pre No Post
Donations and gifts 5896 Pre   Post
MB428 - Step 3 - Manitoba tax
Manitoba tax on split income from Form T1206 6151 Pre No Post
Manitoba dividend tax credit 6152 Pre No Post
Manitoba minimum tax carryover 6154 Pre No Post
Manitoba additional tax for minimum tax purposes   Pre No Post
Political contribution tax credit 6140 Pre No Post
Labour-sponsored funds tax credit 6080 Pre No Post
Provincial foreign tax credit from Form T2036   Pre No Post
Manitoba community enterprise development tax credit (T1256) 6085 Pre No Post
Manitoba small business venture capital tax credit (T1256-1) 6092 Pre No Post
Manitoba employee share purchase tax credit (T1256-2) 6096 Pre No Post
Manitoba Mineral Exploration Tax Credit (T1241) 6083 Pre No Post
Manitoba tuition fee income tax rebate (T1005) 6086 Pre No Post
MB479 - Manitoba credits
Personal tax credit
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, do not prorate the personal tax credit (lines 7 to 16).
Pre-bankruptcy = The post bankruptcy adjusted net income will be taken into consideration for calculating the Manitoba personal tax credit)
6105 Pre No Minus Pre
Education property tax credit 6116 Pre No Post
School tax credit for homeowners 6124 Pre No Post
Primary caregiver tax credit 6125 Pre No Post
Eligible tuition fees 6145 %Pre No %Post
Eligible medical expenses for fertility treatments 6146 %Pre No %Post
Co-op education and apprenticeship tax credit 6131 Pre No Post
Manitoba Odour-Control Tax Credit (Individuals) (T4164) 6134 Pre No Post
Nutrient management tax credit 6136 Pre No Post
Green energy equipment tax credit (purchaser) 6138 Pre No Post
Green energy equipment tax credit (manufacturer) 6139 Pre No Post
Book Publishing Tax Credit (Individuals) (T1299) 6143 Pre No Post
Cultural industries printing tax credit 6148 Pre No Post
Manitoba community enterprise development tax credit (T1256) 6135 Pre No Post
Manitoba employee share purchase tax credit (T1256-2) 6137 Pre No Post
Saskatchewan
SK428 - Step 1 - Saskatchewan non-refundable tax credits Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Basic personal amount 5804 %Pre No %Post
Age amount
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, the net income for the entire year must be used.
5808 %Pre No Minus Pre
Spouse or common-law partner amount 5812 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for an eligible dependant 5816 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 5820 %Pre No %Post
Amount for dependent children born in 1997 or later 5821 %Pre No %Post
Senior supplementary amount 5822 %Pre No %Post
Canada or Quebec Pension Plan contributions 5824 Pre No Minus Pre
Canada Pension Plan contributions payable on self-employment earnings and other earnings 5828 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums 5832 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 5829 Pre No Minus Pre
Home buyers' amount 5837 Pre No Minus Pre
Pension income amount 5836 Pre No Minus Pre
Caregiver amount 5840 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount 5844 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount transferred from a dependant 5848 %Pre No %Post
Interest paid on student loans 5852 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts 5856 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts transferred from a child 5860 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amounts transferred from your spouse or common-law partner 5864 %Pre No %Post
Medical expenses for self, spouse or common-law partner, and your dependent children under 18 years of age 5868 Pre No Post
Allowable amount of medical expenses for other dependants 5872 Pre No Post
Donations and gifts 5896 Pre   Post
SK428 - Step 3 - Saskatchewan tax
Saskatchewan farm and small business capital gains tax credit from Form T1237 6355 Pre No Post
Saskatchewan tax on split income from Form T1206 6151 Pre No Post
Saskatchewan dividend tax credit 6152 Pre No Post
Saskatchewan minimum tax carryover 6154 Pre No Post
Saskatchewan additional tax for minimum tax purposes   Pre No Post
Provincial foreign tax credit from Form T2036   Pre No Post
Political contribution tax credit 6368 Pre No Post
Labour-sponsored venture capital tax credit 6374 Pre No Post
Unused one-time trade   Pre No Post
Saskatchewan mineral exploration tax credit 6360 Pre No Post
Saskatchewan graduate tuition tax credit (RC360) 6364 Pre No Post
Alberta
AB428 - Alberta non-refundable tax credits Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Basic personal amount 5804 %Pre No %Post
Age amount
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, the net income for the entire year must be used.
5808 %Pre No Minus Pre
Spouse or common-law partner amount 5812 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for an eligible dependant 5816 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 5820 %Pre No %Post
Canada or Quebec Pension Plan contributions 5824 Pre No Minus Pre
Canada Pension Plan contributions payable on self-employment earnings and other earnings 5828 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums 5832 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 5829 Pre No Minus Pre
Adoption expenses 5833 Pre No Post
Pension income amount 5836 Pre No Minus Pre
Caregiver amount 5840 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount 5844 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount transferred from a dependant 5848 %Pre No %Post
Interest paid on student loans 5852 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts 5856 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts transferred from a child 5860 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amounts transferred from your spouse or common-law partner 5864 %Pre No %Post
Medical expenses for self, spouse or common-law partner, and your dependent children under 18 years of age 5868 Pre No Post
Allowable amount of medical expenses for other dependants 5872 Pre No Post
Donations and gifts 5896 Pre   Post
AB428 - Step 3 - Alberta tax
Alberta tax on split income from Form T1206 6151 Pre No Post
Alberta dividend tax credit 6152 Pre No Post
Alberta minimum tax carryover 6154 Pre No Post
Alberta additional tax for minimum tax purposes   Pre No Post
Provincial foreign tax credit from Form T2036   Pre No Post
Alberta political contributions tax credit
Alberta political contributions made in the current tax year from the official receipt called Annual Contribution 6003 Pre No Post
Alberta political contributions made in the current tax year from the official receipt called Senatorial Selection Campaign Contribution 6004 Pre No Post
Alberta investor tax credit
Tax credit amounts shown on your investor tax credit certificates for shares acquired in 2017 6007 Pre No Post
Tax credit amounts shown on your investor tax credit certificates for shares purchased during the first 60 days of 2018 that you elect to claim in 2017 6008 Pre No Post
British Columbia
BC428 - Step 1 - British Columbia non-refundable tax credits Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Basic personal amount 5804 %Pre No %Post
Age amount
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, the net income for the entire year must be used.
5808 %Pre No Minus Pre
Spouse or common-law partner amount 5812 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for an eligible dependant 5816 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 5820 %Pre No %Post
Canada or Quebec Pension Plan contributions 5824 Pre No Minus Pre
Canada Pension Plan contributions payable on self-employment earnings and other earnings 5828 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums 5832 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 5829 Pre No Minus Pre
Adoption expenses 5833 Pre No Post
Children's fitness amount 5838 Pre No Post
Children's fitness equipment amount (50% of amount from line 5838) 5842 Pre No Post
Children's arts amount 5841 Pre No Post
Back-to-school amount 5846 %Pre No %Post
Education coaching amount 5843 Pre No Post
Pension income amount 5836 Pre No Minus Pre
Caregiver amount 5840 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount 5844 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount transferred from a dependant 5848 %Pre No %Post
Interest paid on student loans 5852 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts 5856 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts transferred from a child 5860 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amounts transferred from your spouse or common-law partner 5864 %Pre No %Post
Medical expenses for self, spouse or common-law partner, and your dependent children under 18 years of age 5868 Pre No Post
Allowable amount of medical expenses for other dependants 5872 Pre No Post
Donations and gifts 5896 Pre   Post
BC428 - Step 3 - British Columbia tax
British Columbia tax on split income from Form T1206 6151 Pre No Post
British Columbia dividend tax credit 6152 Pre No Post
British Columbia minimum tax carryover 6154 Pre No Post
British Columbia additional tax for minimum tax purposes   Pre No Post
Provincial foreign tax credit from Form T2036   Pre No Post
BC tax reduction - Basic reduction   %Pre No %Post
Logging tax credit from Form FIN 542S/FIN 542P   Pre No Post
British Columbia political tax credit 6040 Pre No Post
British Columbia employee investment tax credits 6045
6047
Pre No Post
British-Columbia mining flow-through share tax credit (T1231) 6881 Pre No Post
BC479 - British Columbia credits
British Columbia Sales tax credit   No No Pre+Post
Seniors' home renovation tax credit
(can be claimed on the pre- or post-bankruptcy return depending on when the fees were paid or became payable)
6048 Pre No Post
British Columbia venture capital tax credit 6049
6050
Pre No Post
British Columbia mining exploration tax credit (T88) 6051 Pre No Post
British Columbia training tax credit for individuals (T1014) 6055 Pre No Post
British Columbia training tax credit for employers (T1014-1) 6056 Pre No Post
Shipbuilding and ship repair industry tax credit (T1014-2) 6063 Pre No Post
Yukon
YT428 - Step 1 - Yukon non-refundable tax credits Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Basic personal amount 5804 %Pre No %Post
Age amount
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, the net income for the entire year must be used.
5808 %Pre No Minus Pre
Spouse or common-law partner amount 5812 %Pre No Minus Pre
Caregiver amount for spouse or common-law partner, or eligible dependant age 18 or older (amount from line 304 of your federal Schedule 1) 5814 %Pre No %Post
Amount for an eligible dependant 5816 %Pre No Minus Pre
Caregiver amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older(amount from line 307 of your federal Schedule 1) 5818 %Pre No %Post
Family caregiver amount for children under 18 years of age (amount from line 367 of your federal Schedule 1) 5825 %Pre No %Post
Canada or Quebec Pension Plan contributions 5824 Pre No Minus Pre
Canada Pension Plan contributions payable on self-employment earnings and other earnings 5828 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums 5832 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 5829 Pre No Minus Pre
Canada employment amount 5834 Pre No Minus Pre
Public transit amount 5835 Pre No Post
Children's arts amount 5841 Pre No Post
Adoption expenses 5833 Pre No Post
Pension income amount 5836 Pre No Minus Pre
Disability amount 5844 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount transferred from a dependant 5848 %Pre No %Post
Interest paid on student loans 5852 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts 5856 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts transferred from a child 5860 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amounts transferred from your spouse or common-law partner 5864 %Pre No %Post
Medical expenses for self, spouse or common-law partner, and your dependent children under 18 years of age 5868 Pre No Post
Allowable amount of medical expenses for other dependants 5872 Pre No Post
Donations and gifts 5896 Pre   Post
YT428 - Step 3 - Yukon tax
Yukon tax on split income from Form T1206 6151 Pre No Post
Yukon dividend tax credit 6152 Pre No Post
Yukon minimum tax carryover 6154 Pre No Post
Yukon additional tax for minimum tax purposes   Pre No Post
Provincial foreign tax credit from Form T2036   Pre No Post
Yukon political contribution tax credit 6385 Pre No Post
YT479 - Yukon credits
Children's fitness amount tax credit 6392 Pre No Post
Small business investment tax credit 6387 Pre No Post
Labour-sponsored Venture Capital Corporation Tax Credit 6383 Pre No Post
Research and development tax credit 6389 Pre No Post
Yukon First Nations income tax credit 6386 Pre No Post
Northwest Territories
NT428 - Step 1 - Northwest Territories non-refundable tax credits Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Basic personal amount 5804 %Pre No %Post
Age amount
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, the net income for the entire year must be used.
5808 %Pre No Minus Pre
Spouse or common-law partner amount 5812 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for an eligible dependant 5816 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 5820 %Pre No %Post
Canada or Quebec Pension Plan contributions 5824 Pre No Minus Pre
Canada Pension Plan contributions payable on self-employment earnings and other earnings 5828 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums 5832 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 5829 Pre No Minus Pre
Pension income amount 5836 Pre No Minus Pre
Caregiver amount 5840 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount 5844 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount transferred from a dependant 5848 %Pre No %Post
Interest paid on student loans 5852 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts 5856 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts transferred from a child 5860 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amounts transferred from your spouse or common-law partner 5864 %Pre No %Post
Medical expenses for self, spouse or common-law partner, and your dependent children under 18 years of age 5868 Pre No Post
Allowable amount of medical expenses for other dependants 5872 Pre No Post
Donations and gifts 5896 Pre   Post
NT428 - Step 3 - Northwest Territories tax
Northwest Territories tax on split income from Form T1206 6151 Pre No Post
Northwest Territories dividend tax credit 6152 Pre No Post
Northwest Territories minimum tax carryover 6154 Pre No Post
Northwest Territories additional tax for minimum tax purposes   Pre No Post
Provincial foreign tax credit from Form T2036   Pre No Post
Political contribution tax credit 6255 Pre No Post
NT479 - Northwest Territories credit
Cost of living tax credit   No No Pre+Post
Nunavut
NU428 - Step 1 - Nunavut non-refundable tax credits Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Basic personal amount 5804 %Pre No %Post
Age amount
Pre-bankruptcy = For pre-bankruptcy returns, the net income for the entire year must be used.
5808 %Pre No Minus Pre
Spouse or common-law partner amount 5812 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for an eligible dependant 5816 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 5820 %Pre No %Post
Amount for young children 5823 %Pre No %Post
Canada or Quebec Pension Plan contributions 5824 Pre No Minus Pre
Canada Pension Plan contributions payable on self-employment earnings and other earnings 5828 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums 5832 Pre No Minus Pre
Employment insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 5829 Pre No Minus Pre
Pension income amount 5836 Pre No Minus Pre
Caregiver amount 5840 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount 5844 %Pre No %Post
Disability amount transferred from a dependant 5848 %Pre No %Post
Interest paid on student loans 5852 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts 5856 Pre No Post
Tuition and education amounts transferred from a child 5860 %Pre No Minus Pre
Amounts transferred from your spouse or common-law partner 5864 %Pre No %Post
Medical expenses for self, spouse or common-law partner, and your dependent children under 18 years of age 5868 Pre No Post
Allowable amount of medical expenses for other dependants 5872 Pre No Post
Donations and gifts 5896 Pre   Post
NU428 - Step 3 - Nunavut tax
Nunavut tax on split income from Form T1206 6151 Pre No Post
Nunavut dividend tax credit 6152 Pre No Post
Nunavut minimum tax carryover 6154 Pre No Post
Nunavut additional tax for minimum tax purposes   Pre No Post
Provincial foreign tax credit from Form T2036   Pre No Post
Volunteer firefighters tax credit 6229 Pre No Post
NU479 - Nunavut credits
Cost of living tax credit   No No Post
Political contribution tax credit 6391 Pre No Post
Quebec TP1 return
For pre-bankruptcy returns, all income reported is from January 1st of the taxation year to the day before the date of bankruptcy
Total income Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
CPP contribution 96 Pre   Post
Pensionable earnings (CPP) 96.1 Pre   Post
QPIP premium, RL-1 slip, box H 97 Pre   Post
QPP contribution, RL-1 slip, box B
(If the taxpayer has self-employment earned income, he has the choice to contribute to the plan solely in the tax return covering the period after the bankruptcy, but considering the income subject to the contribution for the entire calendar year.)
(Although the choice to contribute to overall calendar year is made, deductions for each pre- and post-bankruptcy periods must appear at the line 98 of the respective declarations.)
98 Pre   Post
Pensionable salary or wages (QPP), RL-1 slip, box G 98.1 Pre   Post
Commissions received, RL-1 slip, box M 100 Pre   Post
Taxable benefit included on line 101 below on which no QPP contribution was withheld 102 Pre   Post
 
Employment income, RL-1 slip, box A 101 Pre   Post
Correction of employment income, if you received an RL-22 slip 105 Pre   Post
Other employment income 107 Pre   Post
Parental insurance benefits, RL-6 slip, box A 110 Pre   Post
Employment Insurance benefits, T4E slip 111 Pre   Post
Old Age Security pension, T4A(OAS) slip 114 Pre   Post
QPP or CPP benefits, RL-2 slip, box C 119 Pre   Post
Payments from a pension plan, payments from an RRSP, a RRIF, a PRPP/VRSP or a DPSP, or annuities 122 Pre   Post
Retirement income transferred by your spouse 123 No No Post
Taxable amount of Dividends from taxable Canadian corporations 128 Pre   Post
Interest and other investment income 130 Pre   Post
Net rental income (TP-128) 136 Pre   Post
Taxable capital gains (Schedule G) 139 Pre   Post
Taxable support payments received 142 Pre   Post
Social assistance payments, RL-5 slip, box A, and similar financial assistance, RL-5 slip, box B 147 Pre   Post
Income replacement indemnities and net federal supplements 148 Pre   Post
Other income 154 Pre   Post
Business income. Schedule L 164 Pre   Post
For pre-bankruptcy returns, all deductions reported must be from January 1st of the taxation year to the day before the date of bankruptcy
Net income Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Deduction for workers
(The taxpayer is entitled in each of the pre- and post-bankruptcy returns to a deduction up to the maximum amount.)
201 Pre No Post
Registered pension plan (RPP) deduction, RL-1 slip, box D 205 Pre   Post
Employment expenses and deductions 207 Pre   Post
RRSP or PRPP/VRSP deduction 214 Pre   Post
Support payments made (deductible amount) 225 Pre   Post
Moving expenses (TP-348) 228 Pre   Post
Carrying charges and interest expenses 231 Pre   Post
Allowable business investment loss (TP-232.1) 234 Pre   Post
Deduction for residents of designated remote areas (TP-350.1) 236 Pre   Post
Deduction for exploration and development expenses 241 Pre   Post
Deduction for retirement income transferred to your spouse (Schedule Q) 245 Pre   Post
Deduction for a repayment of amounts overpaid to you 246 Pre   Post
Deduction for amounts contributed to the QPP and the QPIP on income from self-employment
Pre-bankruptcy = (No QPIP premium is calculated for employment income earned outside Québec in the pre-bankruptcy. The premium for such a employment is calculated globally for the calendar year, in the post-bankruptcy return.)
Post-bankruptcy = (See the worksheet.)
248 Pre   Post
Other deductions 250 Pre   Post
Carry-over of the adjustment of investment expenses
Post-bankruptcy = In the return you are filing for the period following the bankruptcy, you cannot claim a carry-over of the adjustment of investment expenses.
252 Pre   No
Adjustment of investment expenses (Schedule N) 260 Pre   Post
For pre-bankruptcy returns, all deductions reported must be from January 1st of the taxation year to the day before the date of bankruptcy
Taxable income Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Adjustment of deductions 276 Pre   Post
Universal Child Care Benefit and income from a registered disability savings plan 278 Pre   Post
Deductions for strategic investments 287 Pre   Post
Non-capital losses from other years 289 Pre   No
Net capital losses from other years 290 Pre   No
Capital gains deduction 292 Pre   Post
Deduction for an Indian 293 Pre   Post
Deductions for certain income 295 Pre   Post
Miscellaneous deductions 297 Pre   Post
Non-refundable tax credits Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Basic personal amount 350 %Pre No %Post
Adjustment for income replacement indemnities 358 %Pre   %Post
Age amount, amount for a person living alone and amount for retirement income (Schedule B) 361 No No Pre+Post
Amount for dependants and amount transferred by a child 18 or over enrolled in post-secondary studies (Schedule A) 367 Pre No Post
Amount for a severe and prolonged impairment in mental or physical functions 376 %Pre No %Post
Tax credit for expenses for medical services not available in your area 378 Pre   Post
Tax credit for medical expenses (Schedule B) 381 No No Pre+Post
Tax credit for interest paid on a student loan (Schedule M)
Post-bankruptcy = You cannot claim a tax credit for amounts paid before the bankruptcy.
385 Pre   Post
Tax credit for firefighters 390 Pre No Minus Pre
Tax credit for workers aged 63 or more
(The portion of eligible work income must be prorated according to the number of days.)
391 %Pre No %Post
Tax credit for graduates working in remote resource regions (TP-776.1.ND) 392 No No Pre+Post
Tax credits for donations and gifts (Schedule V)
Post-bankruptcy = You cannot claim a tax credit for amounts paid before the bankruptcy.
395 Pre   Post
Tax credit for union, professional or other dues 397 Pre   Post
Tax credit for tuition or examination fees (Schedule T)
Post-bankruptcy = You cannot claim a tax credit for amounts paid before the bankruptcy.
398 Pre   Post
Tax credit for tuition or examination fees transferred by a child 398.1 %Pre No %Post
Income tax and contributions Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Income tax on taxable income (form TP-22 or TP-25 if applicable) 401 Pre   Post
Tax credit for contributions to authorized Québec political parties 414 Pre   Post
Dividend tax credit 415 Pre   Post
Tax credit for Capital régional/Desjardins et coopératif Desjardins shares, RL-26 slip, box B 422 No No Pre+Post
Tax credit for a labour-sponsored fund 424 Pre   Post
Credits transferred from one spouse to the other 431 No No Pre+Post
Schedule E line 13 - Alternative minimum tax carry-over
Post-bankruptcy = In the return you are filing for the period following the bankruptcy, you cannot claim an alternative minimum tax carried over from a previous year.
  Pre   No
Additional subsidized childcare contribution
(You are required to take your family income for the entire year, the income before and after the bankruptcy.)
Pre-bankruptcy = (The additional subsidized childcare contribution will be calculated according to the number of days entered in the pre-bankruptcy.)
Post-bankruptcy = (The additional subsidized childcare contribution will be calculated according to the number of days entered in the post-bankruptcy.)
434 Pre No Post
Annual registration fee for the enterprise register 438 No No Post
QPIP premium on income from self-employment or employment outside Québec (Schedule R)
Pre-bankruptcy = (No QPIP premium is calculated for employment income earned outside Québec in the pre-bankruptcy. The premium for such a employment is calculated globally for the calendar year, in the post-bankruptcy return.)
Post-bankruptcy = (See the worksheet.)
439 Pre No Minus Pre
Advance payments of tax credits. RL-19 slip, box A, B, C or D 441 No No Post
Special taxes 443 Pre   Post
QPP contribution on self-employment
(If the taxpayer has self-employment earned income, he has the choice to contribute to the plan solely in the tax return covering the period after the bankruptcy, but considering the income subject to the contribution for the entire calendar year.)
Post-bankruptcy = (See the worksheet.)
445 Pre   Minus Pre
Contribution to the health services fund (Schedule F)
Post-bankruptcy = (See the worksheet.)
446 Pre No Minus Pre
Premium payable under the Quebec drug insurance plan (Schedule K)
(The post-bankruptcy premium is first calculated in the normal way for the entire calendar year. We then isolated the contributions relating to the months following the subject of bankruptcy, to contribute as these.)
Post-bankruptcy = (See the worksheet.)
447 No No %Post
Refund or balance due Return type
Subject Line Pre-bankruptcy Trustee Post-bankruptcy
Québec income tax withheld at source, as shown on your RL slips or other information slips 451 Pre   Post
Amount from line 58 of your Schedule Q 451.1 Pre No Post
Québec income tax withholding transferred by your spouse 451.3 Pre No Post
QPP or CPP overpayment 452 No No Pre+Post
Income tax paid in instalments 453 Pre   Post
Transferable portion of the income tax withheld for another province 454 Pre   Post
Tax credit for child-care expenses (Schedule C) 455 No No Pre+Post
Tax credit respecting the work premium (Schedule P) 456 No No Pre+Post
QPIP overpayment 457 No No Pre+Post
Tax credit for home-support services for seniors (Schedule J) 458 No No Pre+Post
QST rebate for employees and partners 459 Pre   Post
Tax credit for tax shield 460 No No Pre+Post
Other credits:
[ 01 ] - Refundable tax credit for medical expenses (Schedule B) 462 No No Pre+Post
[ 02 ] - Tax credit for caregivers (Schedule H) 462 No No Pre+Post
[ 03 ] - Tax credit for taxi drivers and taxi owners (TP-1029.9) 462 No No Pre+Post
[ 05 ] - Property tax refund for forest producers (Schedule E) 462 No No Pre+Post
[ 06 ] - Tax credit for adoption expenses (TP-1029.8.63) 462 No No Pre+Post
[ 07 ] - Tax credit for an on-the-job training period (TP-1029.8.33.6) 462 Pre   Post
[ 08 ] - Tax credit for the repayment of benefits 462 Pre   Post
[ 09 ] - Tax credit for income tax paid by an environmental trust 462 Pre   Post
[ 10 ] - Tax credit for the reporting of tips (TP-1029.8.33.13) 462 Pre   Post
[ 11 ] - Tax credit for the treatment of infertility (TP-1029.8.66.2) 462 No No Pre+Post
[ 15 ] - Tax credit for scientific research and experimental development 462 Pre   Post
[ 18 ] - Tax credit for a top-level athlete 462 No No Pre+Post
[ 19 ] - Tax credit for income from an income-averaging annuity for artists 462 Pre   Post
[ 20 ] - Tax credit for volunteer respite services 462 No No Pre+Post
[ 21 ] - Tax credit for respite of caregivers (Schedule O) 462 No No Pre+Post
[ 24 ] - Tax credit for expenses incurred by a senior to maintain its autonomy Schedule B) 462 No No Pre+Post
[ 25 ] - Tax credit for children's activities 462 No No Pre+Post
[ 28 ] - Tax credit for senior's activities 462 No No Pre+Post
[ 29 ] - Tax credit for grant for seniors to offset a municipal tax increase (TP-1029.TM) 462 No No Pre+Post
[ 30 ] - Tax credit for interest on a loan granted by a seller-lender and guaranteed by La Financière agricole du Québec (TP-1029.8.36.VP) 462 No No Post
[ 32 ] - Tax credit for RenoVert renovation (TP-1029.8.RV) 462 No No Post
[ 33 ] - Tax credit for the upgrading of residential waste water treatment systems (TP-1029.AE) 462 No No Post
[ 34 ] - Tax credit for the restoration of secondary residences (TP-1029.RE) 462 No No Post
Financial compensation for home-support services 466 No No Pre+Post
Refund
Accelerated refund 480 No No Post
Other
Solidarity tax credit   No No Post


February 1, 2018