Sorry, there is no provision in the Income Tax Act for a deduction of travel expenses as you described. My son-in-law is in the exact same position.....some emp...
The contributor (the husband) is the one that has to record the contribution if he has made the contribution. He records it as a spousal contribution. However, ...
They can claim it as a principal residence if they did stay in it regular, as you stated. When they eventually sell the other residence, they principal residenc...
If a vehicle allowance is included in income, then it means it is an "unreasonable" amount and thus is taxable. Since it is taxable, yes, he can deducted employ...