房租抵税
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在安省CREDIT表中。
http://www.rev.gov.on.ca/en/credit/ptc/
Property Tax Credit
The Ontario property tax credit provides property tax relief to low- to middle-income homeowners and tenants. Ontario funds the credit, and the Canada Revenue Agency administers the program through the personal income tax system.
For 2009
Can I claim the property tax credit?
You can claim the credit if all of the following conditions apply:
How much does the credit pay?
The credit is based on occupancy cost – that is, property tax paid or 20 per cent of rent paid for the year. Non-seniors can claim up to $250 plus 10 per cent of occupancy cost and seniors can claim up to $625 plus 10 per cent of occupancy cost.
The amount you receive depends on your age and income. The maximum for the combined Ontario Property and Sales Tax Credits is $1,000 for non-seniors and $1,125 for seniors. Both credits can be received even if you pay no income tax.
http://www.rev.gov.on.ca/en/credit/ptc/
Property Tax Credit
The Ontario property tax credit provides property tax relief to low- to middle-income homeowners and tenants. Ontario funds the credit, and the Canada Revenue Agency administers the program through the personal income tax system.
For 2009
Can I claim the property tax credit?
You can claim the credit if all of the following conditions apply:
- you were a resident of Ontario on December 31, 2009
- you (or someone else) paid your rent or property tax on your principal residence in Ontario for 2009
- you were 16 years of age or older on December 31, 2009
How much does the credit pay?
The credit is based on occupancy cost – that is, property tax paid or 20 per cent of rent paid for the year. Non-seniors can claim up to $250 plus 10 per cent of occupancy cost and seniors can claim up to $625 plus 10 per cent of occupancy cost.
The amount you receive depends on your age and income. The maximum for the combined Ontario Property and Sales Tax Credits is $1,000 for non-seniors and $1,125 for seniors. Both credits can be received even if you pay no income tax.
