My spouse receives only non-taxable income (LTD benefit payments). Can I claim the spouse amount for him (line 303)? Did I 'support' him if he earns income? Thanks
My spouse's non-taxable income is more than my taxable income. I wasn't sure if I would be considered to be 'supporting him' even though his net income is basically zero. If I can't claim it, his basic personal amount will go unused. Thanks
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TurboTaxKim
Level 15
Oct 30, 2019 11:19:37 PM
If your spouse has no other income other than his "non-taxable LTD payments" (which he does not receive a tax slip for), when you prepare your tax returns together (simultaneously) you will receive the full spousal credit for him. The spousal credit is equal to his basic personal amount.
If your spouse has no other income other than his "non-taxable LTD payments" (which he does not receive a tax slip for), when you prepare your tax returns together (simultaneously) you will receive the full spousal credit for him. The spousal credit is equal to his basic personal amount.