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Six Common Types of Tax Slips
Six Common Types of Tax Slips
Employment Income (T4)
: Summarizes your employment income and any deductions such as taxes withheld, EI or CPP
Non-Employment Income (T4A)
: Includes income received from pension plans, OAS, annuities, RESP withdrawals and self-employed commission
Income From Registered Accounts (T4RSP/T4RIF)
: Withdrawals from RRSPs or RRIFs are considered taxable income. These slips will show income received and any taxes withheld.
Investment or Trust Income (T3/T5)
: Includes interest received or dividends received in a taxable account
Realized Gain and Loss (T5008)
: If you dispose of investments in a nonregistered taxable account, information can be found on a Realized Gain and Loss Report and Trading Summary Report (T5008). Revenue Canada requires that investors keep track of this information.
Tax Deduction
: RRSP contributions are tax deductible. This information will be found on your
RRSP Contribution Receipt