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Belated Tax Tips for Canadians Claiming Equivalents to Married
A Revenue Canada spokesman urges belated filers to consider Schedule 6 and the equivalent to married amount for 1990. Claimants include single parents and relatives living with the taxpayer who meet conditions of residency, relationship, and cohabitation. Children may still be claimed as dependents up to specific net income thresholds, with full or partial credits depending on income. Mr. Mardon of Investor's Group Inc. notes common scenarios and the need to attach a covering letter with the late filing.
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