Amounts you can claim only against certain income

There are some amounts you can only claim on those returns on which you report the related income. The amounts are:

Example

A deceased person's total employment income in the year of death was $30,000, and the CPP contribution was $800. Of the $30,000, $1,000 is a right or thing. Of the $800, $27 is the CPP contribution the person paid on the $1,000. You decide to file a return for rights or things.

On the final return, you report income of $29,000 and claim a CPP contribution of $773. On the return for rights or things, you include income of $1,000 and claim a CPP contribution of $27.

There are certain amounts you cannot normally claim on an optional return. They include:

You may be able to claim these amounts on the Final return.

For more information on other credits, see Chart 1.

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