Question: Mr. Senior turned 65 in the current year and received pension income from the following sources: Mr. Senior had no other income for the year.
Mr. Senior turned 65 in the current year and received pension income from the following sources:
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Mr. Senior had no other income for the year. His wife, age 66, had net income of $6,000 (OAS and interest income) in the current year. Income tax reference: ITA 56(1)(a.2), 60(c), 60.03, 117(2), 117.1(1), 118(1)(a), 118(2),(3), 118.8.
Determine Mr. Seniors federal tax payable for the current year assuming
(i) He does not elect to split his pension income.
(ii) He elects to split his pension income.
S 5,800 eOld-age securitv pension . Canada Pension Plan .Pension income from former employer 7,300 32.000 $45.100
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