exonération d'impôt post doctorant

[MatB]

Bonjour à tous,

J'ai entendu parler de l'exonération d'impôt pour les post-doctorant. Etant moi même post-doctorant j'aurais aimer savoir comment remplir ma déclaration d'impôt pour l'obtenir. J'ai rempli une déclaration à l'aide d'un logiciel mais je n'ai pas eu la possibilité d'indiquer mon statut particulier et donc au final le logiciel m'indiquer des impôt à payer. Donc si vous avez une idée de la facon de procéder je vous remercie d'avance de m'éclairer

[Pascalou80]

Je n'ai jamais rempli de déclaration d'impôts au Canada mais je souhaitais toutefois m'assurer d'un point : comment es-tu financé? (je connais un peu la situation pour les bourses de postdoc pour en avoir demandé une... et par mes amis postdoc au Québec).

Si tu es financé par une bourse, elle est en effet exonérée d'impôts au provincial (mais pas au fédéral, à vérifier toutefois selon la bourse)

Si tu es salarié, ton salaire n'est pas exonéré d'impôts.

En résumé, je ne connais pas l'allure du document, mais j'imagine qu'il doit exister une rubrique où on déclare les bourses d'études, si oui et si tu es boursier, ça doit être là que tu dois cocher!

[MatB]

Merci de ta réponse.

je suis financer par une bourse d'étude, mais si je remplis la case bourse d'étude de ma déclaration j'ai une somme d'impôt a payer au provinciale et fédérale, d'où mon problème. sur leur guide il dise de ne pas déclarer les bourse si on est admissible au montant relatif aux études. mais je n'arrive pas a savoir si je suis admissble ou non ?

[clotilde]

Salut,

Je te copie en dessous les infos que j'ai reçues de la fac pour remplir les formulaires du fédéral et en dessous du Québec, ça devrait marcher !

Désolée j'ai la flemme de traduire (j'espère que je vais pas me faire censurer :glups: )

Bon courage pour la paperasse !! le plus important c'est de l'envoyer pour le 30!

Clotilde

Federal Income Tax Return and Guide

http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/formspubs/t1general/menu-e.html

(the following information is taken from the version of the Guide and Form for Quebec Residents)

(information in blue is procedural information added to assist you; please refer to the actual tax guide for required instructions)

Scholarship income is covered under:

« Line 130 - Other income

Scholarships, fellowships, bursaries, and artists' project grants

Enter on line 130 the part of the post-secondary scholarships, fellowships or bursaries you received in the year that is more than $500, if you are not entitled to the education amount in respect of these amounts. »

Procedural notes: Scholarship, fellowship and bursary income (including stipends paid as scholarship support from research grants) is reported in box 28 of a T4A slip. Eligibility for the education amount is established by a T2202 or T2202a form - indicating months of registration in eligible programs.

Report on line 130 (code 05) only the portion of scholarship income from the T4A box 28, minus a deduction of $500, received in months where you were not eligible to the education amount, as documented on your T2202 or T2202a (or by the absence of a T2202 or T2202a). Do not report on line 130 the portion of scholarship income from the T4A box 29 received in months where you were eligible to the education amount, as documented on your T2202 or T2202a.

Important note: Any income not reported on a T4A slip, box 28, but rather on a T4 slip must be reported as salary in the appropriate boxes of your federal income tax return.

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Quebec Income Tax Return and Guide

http://www.revenu.gouv.qc.ca/eng/formulaires/tp/tp-1-v.asp

(the following information is taken from the version of the Guide and Form for Quebec Residents)

(information in blue is procedural information added to assist you; please refer to the actual tax guide for required instructions)

Scholarship income covered under:

« Line 154. Other income

1. Scholarships and bursaries (box O of the RL-1 slip)

If, in 2007, you received scholarships, bursaries or any similar financial assistance (such as a fellowship or a prize for an achievement), enter the amount shown in this respect in box O of your RL-1 slip. The amount is identified by the code RB in the Code (case O) box of the RL-1 slip or in the centre of the RL-1 slip. In the case of amounts received under a registered education savings plan (RESP), see point 3(i) below. For research grants, see point 3(j) below.

Important : You may claim a deduction on line 295.

Deduction for scholarships, bursaries or similar financial assistance

If you received a scholarship, bursary or any similar financial assistance that you are reporting on line 154 (point 1), carry this amount to line 295. Amounts received under a registered education savings plan (RESP) do not entitle you to this deduction. »

Procedural note 1: Scholarship income (box O, code RB of the RL-1 slip) is exempt from Quebec income tax, but it must be reported as income on line 154 and deducted on line 295, subject to the note regarding RESPs. The income, although exempt from income tax, will be included in the calculation for certain tax credits. There is no requirement to establish eligibility for this scholarship income deduction through a T2202 or Relevé 8. Relevé 8 information will serve in calculations for tuition and other forms of deduction and credit (consult guide for information).

Procedural note 2: Income not reported in box O, code RB of the RL-1 slip, rather in another box such as box A (employment income), does not constitute scholarship income and must be appropriately reported on your income tax return in accordance to the guide.

[MatB]

Merci Clothide pour ces infos.

Je me remet sur le logiciel ce soir et je vous tiens au courant.

Bonne fin de journée