Child care expenses are claimable if paid to a third party while you or your spouse work or study, with only the lower-income spouse eligible to claim. The child must be under 16 or have a disability. Receipts with specific details are required to support claims for various childcare services.
Bare trusts and in-trust (ITF) accounts may need to file a T3 income tax return.
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