What are the conditions for Canadian immigrants to receive milk money?

First of all, what is the milk gold in Canada? This benefit actually consists of two parts: CCTB (Canadian Child Tax Benefit) and UCCB (Universal Child Care Benefit). CCTB is not taxed, while UCCB is pre-tax income. These two benefits are only given to low-income families with children at home. It is used to help low-income families raise their children, so it is commonly known as "milk money". As for GST and climate action tax credit (commonly known as carbon tax) tax refund, it is a welfare enjoyed by low-income families. As long as you apply for CCTB and UCCB, you will automatically apply for GST tax refund at the same time.

2. Who can get the milk money?

Take Vancouver, Canada as an example. If you want to apply for milk money for your child, you need to meet the following conditions:

* You must live with children under 18.

Must be the main caregiver of the child, generally considered to be the mother, but it can also be the father, grandparents, etc.

* You must be a Canadian resident. At this point, it means that you are a tax resident recognized by the Canadian Taxation Bureau.

* You must hold one of the following identities: Canadian citizen, permanent resident, refugee or temporary resident who has lived for 18 months.

In other words, as long as you live in Canada with children under 18,

3. When did you apply?

In principle, you should apply as soon as possible after meeting the above conditions. An application that is more than 1 1 month is regarded as an extension application, and more materials are needed. It is suggested to apply for milk money as soon as possible after landing, and the tax bureau will make up the milk money for the previous 1 1 month. However, it should be noted that if you only file tax returns for a short period of time, and you don't intend to file tax returns for a year or two, you can't apply for milk money, otherwise you will be investigated by the tax bureau. In short, if you plan to become a tax resident and file tax returns in the first year after landing, you should apply for milk money as soon as possible; If you don't plan to become a tax resident, you shouldn't apply.

4. What is the gold content of milk?

The following is the data of 20 16.

CCTB is divided into two parts:

1, basic income (basic income):

/kloc-65438 USD +0,4765438 USD+0 USD per child under 0/8 (65438 USD +022.58 USD per month); Third child and above 103 USD per year (8.58 USD per month).

2. NCBS (National Child Welfare Supplement):

:: A family with one child is $2,279 per year ($65,438+$09.8 per month).

* For a family with two children, the first child is $2,279 per year, plus the second child is $2,065,438+06 ($ 357.438+0 per month).

* For a family with three children, the first child is $2,279 per year, plus the second child is $2,065,438 +06, plus the third child is $65,438+0,965,438 +08 ($565,438 +07.75 per month).

CCTB is calculated according to the family income of the previous year, and the standard of 20 15 is $2602 1. In other words, families with annual income below $2602 1 can get full subsidies, otherwise they will be reduced proportionally. The specific reduction ratio can be seen here.

Uccb: $0/60 per child under 6 years old and $60 per child under 6- 17 years old.

Goods and services tax refund:/kloc-272 USD for adults over 0/9 years old and $0/43 USD for children, distributed in four quarters. Families with a family income of less than $35,465 in the previous year were fully subsidized.

If your family earned less than $35,465 last year, you can get a full subsidy. A child's family is about 600 Canadian dollars per month, which is not a small income!

5. How to apply

For new immigrants, to apply for milk money, two forms need to be filled out: RC66 form (Canadian child welfare application) and RC66SCH form (status/income form in Canada).

The RC66 form is some basic information of the applicant and his family, which can be filled in according to the actual situation.

The RC66SCH form needs to fill in the contents related to login, identity and income. There are three steps to fill in income. Step 1, fill in the income from June+10/October 1 day in 65438 to the landing day of the year you landed; The second step is to fill in the income of the year before landing; Step 3: If you landed before June of that year, you need to fill in the income of the previous year.

For example, if you landed on May 30th, 20 15, then you need to fill in the income in China from May 29th, 2015/year in Part E, and fill in 20 14 1 year 10 to 20 in Step2.

If you landed after July 20 15, you don't need to fill in the income of 20 13.

Part F of the RC66 form is the place to fill in your bank account. After filling it out, the tax bureau will directly transfer the milk money to your account every month without going to the bank to cash the check. You need to ask your bank account manager for the information here.

After completing the form, send it to the following address together with a copy of your landing paper, a copy of your maple leaf card (if received) and a copy of your child's birth certificate:

Sulei taxation center

9755 King George Avenue

Surrey BC V3T 5E 1