The CRA T5 Summary Form is a document that summarizes the income and expenses of a business for a specific tax year. The form is used to calculate the business's taxable income, and must be filed with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) by May 31st of the following year. The T5 Summary Form is one of several forms used to file corporate taxes, and it's important to ensure all information is accurate and complete in order to avoid any penalties from the CRA. This article will provide an overview of what information is included on the T5 Summary Form, as well as instructions on how to complete it.
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| Form Name | Cra T5 Summary Form |
| Form Length | 9 pages |
| Fillable? | No |
| Fillable fields | 0 |
| Avg. time to fill out | 2 min 15 sec |
| Other names | canada tax t5 summary fillable pdf, t5 summary form, t5 summary, 2012 fillable t5 |
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T5
STATEMENT OF INVESTMENT INCOME
T5 (12)
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Interest from
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Capital gains
dividends
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Dividends from Canadian corporations
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Actual amount of dividends other
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Taxable amount
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Federal credit
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Dividend tax credit for
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Report
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Recipient
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Other information (see the back)
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Recipient's name (last name first) and address
Last name (in capital letters)
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Payer's name and address
Payer's name
First name
Address
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Province/Territory
Postal code
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For information, see pages 5 to 9 [the back].
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HOW TO COMPLETE THIS FORM
You can use this form whether you file electronically or on paper.
Before completing any T5 slip, see Guide T4015, T5 Guide – "Return of Investment Income". You can get a copy by going to www.cra.gc.ca/forms or by calling
For more information about filing electronically, go to
www.cra.gc.ca/iref.
If you file your T5 slips on paper:
Use one sheet for three different recipients for the copy you are sending to the CRA. Do not separate the slips when you send them with your T5 Summary.
Use a separate sheet for the two copies you are giving to the recipient and the copy you are keeping in your records.
Send a copy with the T5 Summary to: |
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Report these amounts on your income tax and benefit return
For information on how to report your income, see your tax guide.
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Dividends from Canadian corporations other than eligible dividends – The amount an individual has to report as income is the amount shown in box 11. The dividend tax credit to which an individual is entitled is shown in box 12. For more information, see lines 120 and 425 in your tax guide.
Interest from Canadian sources – For information on how to report this amount on your return, see line 121 in your tax guide.
Box 14 – Box 15 –
Other income from Canadian sources
Foreign income
For information on how to report box 14 or 15 amounts on your return, see line 121 in your tax guide.
Box 16 – Foreign tax paid
We use this amount to calculate your foreign tax credit. For more information, see line 405 of your tax guide.
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Box 17 – Royalties from Canadian sources
If royalties are from a work or invention of yours, enter the amount on line 104 of your return. Otherwise, enter the amount on line 121 of your return.
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Capital gains dividends – Enter this amount on line 174 of Schedule 3, "Capital Gains (or Losses)."
Box 19 – Accrued income: Annuities
This amount is the earnings part of a general annuity. If you were 65 or older at the end of the year, or if you received the annuity payments because of the death of your spouse or
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Report code – The code in this box indicates that this slip is the original ("O"), an amended ("A"), or a cancelled slip ("C").
Recipient identification number – If you are an individual (other than a trust), the number in this box is your social insurance number. In all other cases, the number is your 9 characters business number.
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Recipient type – The code in this box indicates if the amount was paid to an individual ("1"), a joint account ("2"), a corporation ("3"), an association, trust, club, or partnership ("4"), or a government ("5").
Eligible dividends from Canadian corporations – The amount an individual has to report as income is the amount shown in box 25. The dividend tax credit to which an individual is entitled is shown in box 26. For more information, see lines 120 and 425 in your tax guide.
Foreign currency – Leave this area blank if you are reporting amounts in Canadian dollars. For more information, see box 27 in the Guide T4015, T5 "Guide – Return of Investment Income."
Transit – If you are reporting for a financial institution or any similar business, enter the recipient’s transit code or branch identification code (up to eight characters) in this area.
Recipient account – If you can identify the recipient by an account number or policy number, enter the appropriate characters
(up to 12) in this area.
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You may have to pay your taxes by instalments. For more information, go to www.cra.gc.ca/instalments or call
Under the "Income Tax Act", you have to give your social insurance number (SIN) on request to any person who prepares an information slip for you. If your SIN is not shown on this slip, please contact the payer and provide it. If you do not have a SIN, you should apply for one at any Service Canada Centre.
For more information on "Other Information," consult the section "Other information" in Guide T4015, T5 Guide – "Return of Investment Income".
"Privacy Act", Personal Information Bank number CRA PPU 150 and CRA PPU 005
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