My daughter is 17months, and she made $60.61 in interest income on a T5. The T5 was issued with her SIN number. Do I have to file a tax return for her?
My daughter is 17months, and she made $60.61 in interest income on a T5. The T5 was issued with her SIN number. Do I have to file a tax return for her?
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TonyC11
Level 6
Oct 29, 2019 6:07:44 PM
Since she isn't going to owe tax, she does not have to file a return yet.
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TonyC11
Level 6
Oct 29, 2019 6:07:44 PM
Since she isn't going to owe tax, she does not have to file a return yet.
ramarelo
New Member
Oct 29, 2019 6:07:45 PM
That's what I assumed.... Thanks for the quick response. Cheers.
TonyC11
Level 6
Oct 29, 2019 6:07:47 PM
Not a problem!
mbrandson
New Member
Oct 29, 2019 6:07:48 PM
I have a similar question. My children (age 5 and 3) each have T5s with their SIN but it is their name and my name in the recipient's name box as it is joint account. Should I include these amounts in my investment income?
Delphision
New Member
Oct 29, 2019 6:07:49 PM
Normally, it would be split 50/50. You could conceivably report your half of each T5 income. As stated previously, the children would not have to file if the income earned is less than the personal deduction.