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As an elected official, how do I enter my non-accountable allowance in TurboTax?
by TurboTax• Updated 1 week ago
For tax year 2019 and beyond, the full amount of a non-accountable allowance for an elected official’s work-related expenses is a taxable benefit. This means you include this amount in your income for tax purposes. An allowance is considered non-accountable if you don’t have to give details or submit receipts to justify your spending.
Affected officials include:
- Elected members of provincial and territorial legislative assemblies and municipality offices
- Elected officers of municipal utilities boards, commissions, and corporations
- Members of public and separate school boards
The non-accountable allowance amount included in your income is on your T4 slip at box 14, Employment Income, and is also in Other taxable Benefits - Box 40. For more information, visit the CRA’s webpage on changes to non-accountable allowances.
To enter this using TurboTax, follow these steps.
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