Not exact matches
The Liberal rationale, as outlined in Budget 2016 is that «Canada's
existing child benefit system is complicated, consisting of a tax - free, income - tested Canada Child Tax Benefit with two components (the base benefit and the National Child Benefit supplement) and a taxable Universal Child Care Benefit received by all families, regardless of income.&r
child benefit system is complicated, consisting of a tax - free, income - tested Canada
Child Tax Benefit with two components (the base benefit and the National Child Benefit supplement) and a taxable Universal Child Care Benefit received by all families, regardless of income.&r
Child Tax Benefit with two components (the base benefit and the National
Child Benefit supplement) and a taxable Universal Child Care Benefit received by all families, regardless of income.&r
Child Benefit supplement) and a taxable
Universal Child Care Benefit received by all families, regardless of income.&r
Child Care Benefit received by all families, regardless of income.»
The Liberals explained their decision to scrap CCTB and UCCB and replace it with the Canada
Child Benefit by stating that: «Canada's existing child benefit system is complicated, consisting of a tax - free, income - tested Canada Child Tax Benefit with two components (the base benefit and the National Child Benefit supplement) and a taxable Universal Child Care Benefit received by all families, regardless of in
Child Benefit by stating that: «Canada's
existing child benefit system is complicated, consisting of a tax - free, income - tested Canada Child Tax Benefit with two components (the base benefit and the National Child Benefit supplement) and a taxable Universal Child Care Benefit received by all families, regardless of in
child benefit system is complicated, consisting of a tax - free, income - tested Canada
Child Tax Benefit with two components (the base benefit and the National Child Benefit supplement) and a taxable Universal Child Care Benefit received by all families, regardless of in
Child Tax Benefit with two components (the base benefit and the National
Child Benefit supplement) and a taxable Universal Child Care Benefit received by all families, regardless of in
Child Benefit supplement) and a taxable
Universal Child Care Benefit received by all families, regardless of in
Child Care Benefit received by all families, regardless of income.
Now, two people are eligible to receive the Canada
Child Tax Benefit, the
Universal Child Care Benefit, and the GST / HST credit amounts, as long as they would each be eligible to receive amounts under the Canada Revenue Agency
existing shared eligibility policy.