How to Complete a Federal TD1 Form

[@0_wba]

Thanks bro, just got my first job and they gave me this paper full of words haha

[@John.Torres]

Thank you! Just had to fill this out in wage point and had no idea what this is all about

[@canuckwineguy]

Best information thank you!

[@fizzagmm]

beautiful explanation, you are such a captivating orator.

[@fatimabeenish2717]

Thank you sooo much you explained it soooo good.

[@3rdeye229]

Thanks for the detailed explanation.

[@ahmedelrayan5532]

if i am new to canada since 5 months only and this is my first year and I didn't find a job in 2023, the first line should be 0 or 15000

[@tainarivasacosta9787]

Hi there. I have doubts about line 8. I am a single mother and sole caregiver of a 5 years old. She does not work, so she does not have any income. What amount should I put in this box? The rest of the boxes do not apply to me, except for box one, where I would write the complete amount given by the government. Help please!

[@backandforthpoet1612]

Question Does it need to be from the previous year? It's 2023 and my new employer asked me to fill out a TD1 form from 2021. I was wondering if she send me the wrong form with the wrong year and it should be 2022 instead.

[@krystalpetitpas3047]

Also I just completed my studies on the 22 of Dec in 2023 and start my job Jan 2 2024 do I enter my tuition?

[@krystalpetitpas3047]

Line 8 My child is not infirm, but he is 3 so he doesn’t have a net income. do I enter 15000 because there is no difference or do I leave it ?

[@ilayasmohamad7979]

If I’m not eligible do I leave it blank or put 0

[@AvalonAccounting]

If there's any line that doesn't apply to you, you can leave it blank! Great question.

[@anapaniagua4546]

Im so confused 😫 Number 8 help

[@halimarashid5470]

So based on this, if I have a child who is not infirm and a spouse living with me and not dependent then I wouldn’t get any of the dependent credits?

[@harshjosan8422]

Hi I just completed my study last month now I got job .my employer asked me to fill td1 form. Can I write the tuition fee that I paid this year

[@instaccountant]

Yes, you can claim tuition fees for the year in which you paid them, regardless of when you completed your studies .

[@Ajiripearl]

I did not claim my income tax returns from ist employer. Can i claim it with a new employer. Note, I have two employers