You must research this issue to see if it applies in your situation, which would then result in
less income tax payable.
Not exact matches
Family net
income can be as high as $ 70,000 before any net
tax is paid (that is,
taxes payable less refundable credits received)
If you have any
income such as CPP and OAS — let's say you get $ 12k per year from those, then the
tax on the rrsp withdrawal will be the
taxes payable on your
income from $ 12k to $ 52k which will be more than the first example but still a lot
less than your marginal rate.
For example if you withdraw $ 40k from your RRSP and you don't have any other
income source then you will pay only the
tax payable on $ 40k which works out to a lot
less than your marginal
tax rate.
This is best if your current year's
income and
tax payable will be much
less than both last year and 2 years ago.
This is best if your current year's
income and
tax payable will be similar to last year but much
less than 2 years ago.
[17] The respondent argued that a plain reading of the reference in s. 95 of the Insurance (Vehicle) Act to only «the gross
income that the person lost in that period
less the amount that would have been
payable on that gross
income» compels one to the conclusion that the past
income loss award is to be
taxed without reference to
taxes otherwise
payable during the same taxation year.
As it is more than likely, if you receive this annuity payment at retirement, that the payment will be
less than the
income you earned before retirement the amount of
income taxes payable would be at a lower rate.