HOW TO: Fill-in an Ontario TD1 Form *2022*

[@markethd]

Very helpful video Debi. You saved me time & stress. Thank you for keeping it simple

[@tideio]

This video was so incredibly helpful bless you for this.

[@MichaelJMoore]

very helpful

[@valentinagonzalezcuenca9776]

amazing explanation, thank you for your help

[@beh7887]

Thank you Debi 💕

[@Squidmeet]

Thank you, Debi! 👍

[@savleenkaur6442]

Highly useful video !!

[@marceloqueiroga5555]

Thank you so much!!!! Very clear and concise!

[@Ghost-ch6ik]

I have 3 kids under the age of 18, one is infirm. Not sure how to fill out line 6

[@aidanfogelsmith1528]

Do i leave personal amount blank? If i have had more than one employer

[@DebiPeverillPFTG]

Yes, leave the personal amount blank on the form for the second employer, and tick the box on the second page of the form that indicates you have more than one employer.

[@jessieji4519]

Very helpful video, my only question is that if my husband is non Canadian resident, shall I also include his income outside Canada in Box7?

[@baharismail1844]

Hi Debi. I live in Ontario and work in Quebec. The Quebec government deduct additional taxes from me. Where in this form should I check off if I want to stop the Quebec taxes from my pay. I was told this is the form...but now I am thinking this isn't the right form for me. Thanks

[@musicentertainmentvideos1807]

Hi.. sorry I’m trying to fill Td 1 for my second job.. can you help me out how to fill it up 1-13 ? I’m entering 0 on all of them and is not allowing me to continue..

[@DebiPeverillPFTG]

Can you get to the second page and tick the box for the second job? That might allow you to put in zeroes.

[@Emily-l5g7o]

Hi, I will finish my current job early Jan, and need to start other job one week later. And I’m filling this form for the new job website. But I put no for the ‘more than one employer” because I think I’m not working two job at the same time… is there any way that I can fix it?

[@DebiPeverillPFTG]

. The first job was only for a few days in January so unless you made $15,000 at that first job you are fine. If you did make $15,000 with your first job, then you need to fill in new Td(1) form and tick the box for the second employer.

[@Emily-l5g7o]

Thank you so much for your reply! I just had a call with Cra agent, and she told me I should say no because I didn’t work at the same time. But they didn’t ask me the income of my first job.. it should be okay, right??

[@TheCarolinagcortes]

Hello Debi! If I was working and living in Alberta, I stopped working there in April. I recently moved to Ontario for a new job starting September, same year. Do I need to fill out the TD1 for Ontario or just the Federal TD1 for my new employer? And do I need to check the box on the second page regarding 2 employers? Thank you so much for your help, you are awesome!

[@DebiPeverillPFTG]

You should give your new employer a federal TD1 and the Ontario TD1 and on each you should tick the box that you had another employer. You will pay Ontario provincial tax on all of your 2022 income, because provincial tax is based on where you are living at December 31 of the year. Ontario rates are higher than Alberta rates, so you might still owe some tax on fling your personal tax return.

[@stevetomascik2182]

How should I fill in the form if I have two employer at the same time, but I am on LOA from one employer?

[@DebiPeverillPFTG]

If both employers are paying you at the same time, you should tick the box on the form when you give it to the second employer.

[@skyeef4351]

If I have more that one employer in 2022 but havnt had to fill out a personal tax credit return since 2018 for one of my jobs, should I tick that box off for more than one employer?

[@brittanymitchell1753]

If you have multiple employers and put $0 on line 1, is it $0 for all lines as well? So line 13 will be $0?

[@DebiPeverillPFTG]

That is the case for the form you will in for the second employer.

[@MTN99999]

Hi Debi this is great information I am filling out the form TD1ON 2022 and is my wife's income is Nil I enter on Section 5 $9460 therefore the Total in Box 10 Will be $11,141 + $9460 = $20,781 is that Correct? Please advise thank you!

[@cherwood]

I beg to differ- you said if you are a non - resident seek proff advice. Please remember persons on Work Permit STILL WORK AND PAY TAXES even thou they are a Temporary residence. So how do they fill that sention if you are in year 3 on your work permit ???

[@DebiPeverillPFTG]

You are a resident. Any rules concerning non residents do not apply to you.

[@Faith-yg1rv]

Hey Debbie, I had an employer from January to April. I just got a new job, however. Do I tick the box about more than one employer or payer at the same time?

[@DebiPeverillPFTG]

Yes, you should, to avoid having both employers consider your personal exemption.

[@DaDaDo661]

Line 1 on my Ontario TD1 is blank (No number) I reside in Ontario, but work for a US company that pays me in CAD. THe form does not allow me to enter a number for line 1. Will I end up owing more, or should I be saving to pay more taxes to Ontario?

[@DebiPeverillPFTG]

If the personal amount is left blank, your employer should take more tax from your paycheque than they would have if you entered a number.

[@DaDaDo661]

@@DebiPeverillPFTG thank you

[@fabianreginold189]

HI Debi, Did box 1 get updated to 14398?

[@royandrewlondon8386]

I believe that is on the Federal form

[@CP-me7jq]

Hi Debi, box 7- what can i enter if i am supporting my parents who are on visitor visa? The word infirm dependant confused me.

[@DebiPeverillPFTG]

If your parents are in good health, they are not infirm. It is possible there will be a deduction available when you file your actual personal tax return, if your parents have no income. I would not add the amount for infirm dependents on the TD1, but I would revisit the possible deduction when your tax return is being prepared and consult with your tax preparer at that time.

[@CP-me7jq]

@@DebiPeverillPFTG thank you for taking your time to reply.

[@rainbowhues1234]

Hello, what's the employee number on the form?

[@DebiPeverillPFTG]

If your employer gave you a number, you can write it in. Otherwise leave it blank. You may be assigned a number by the payroll department where you work.

[@Scoots_McGee]

What do you put it you're not on salary and your hours fluctuate? Is it better to aim high so if you overpay you get a return instead of oweing? Also I have never actually had to fill on of these out in my entire working life, and I'm 31 years old. I work in the restraunt industry and I guess my employers have been filling these out for me...? Makes sense why I owe so much tax every year and don't make very good money

[@TreeCookies]

Tbh ive always left it blank ......

[@HowTo-mo6iw]

Wrong information on many box! -1