Simplified five step guide to Canada income tax returns
Revenue Canada promotes a five step process for filing 1988 income tax returns. Step 1 gathers personal data including name address date of birth marital status SIN and residence details. Step 2 covers Total Income with required T slips and notes a change removing the employment expense deduction. Step 3 calculates Taxable Income using allowable deductions and reviews various deductions. The piece notes Mr Mardon of Investors Group Inc. in Winnipeg comments on the process.
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Revenue Canada
Canada
Michael Wilson
RRSP
Mardon
Investors Group Inc
Cooperative Games for All Ages and Joyful Play
The passage extols cooperative games that remove competition and outs. It suggests playing People of the Mountain to raise tops together, notes benefits for dignity and self esteem, and offers age specific ideas from infancy to adults. It cites The Second Cooperative Sports and Games Book by Terry Orlick as a resource.
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Terry Orlick
Winnipeg grants aid for women’s post treatment program
Attorney-General Jim McCrae announced a 109500 grant from the Victim Assistance Fund to the Women’s Post Treatment Project to expand its program and service delivery over three years. The group provides therapy for women facing addiction tied to childhood sexual victimization. The Victim Assistance Fund, created under the 1986 Justice for Victims of Crime Act, supports victims services.
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Winnipeg
Jim McCrae
Victim Assistance Fund
Women’s Post Treatment Project
Canada
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Knight Accounting Service
W. A. Barrett
Wawanesa Metal Life
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North West Trust Co
Miniota, MB
McCrae
Justice For
John’s Plumbing
John Klassen
Hamiota
Campbell Funeral Home
Rock of Ages” Granite Provincial Granite Works
Mac Campbell
P.O
Hamiota, MB
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