Do myself and my strictly roomate of 3 years have to claim common law? we have filed as single in prior years. only one of us is eligible for the gst credit,
Do myself and my strictly roomate of 3 years have to claim common law? we have filed as single in prior years. only one of us is eligible for the gst credit,
Do myself and my strictly roomate of 3 years have to claim common law? we have filed as single in prior years. only one of us is eligible for the gst credit,
If you are not common-law partners, then don't claim that you are.
In your case it won't matter - the GST credit can only be claimed by one spouse/partner anyway. Claiming common-law might even hurt you since the GST credit is based on your family net income. If you're incomes are joined together, you may make too much to get it.
‎October 30, 20198:44 AM
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