The tax credits in this table are the amounts to be deducted from the tax
payable. Some of the tax credits are reduced when
income exceeds a certain level.
(1) PE
equivalent to spouse amount is not the same as the spouse amount. It is
$6,294, reduced when dependent income exceeds $629, and eliminated when
dependent income exceeds $6,923. (2) Nova Scotia base
amounts are not indexed for inflation. The base amounts up to the year
2010 are indicated in the Nova
Scotia Income Tax Act. The indexing factor shown above is the approximate amount
of the increases. The following items are not increased each year:
- child amount for
dependent children under 6
- medical expense tax
credit threshold
- education and textbook
amounts (3) Newfoundland & Labrador 2010
Budget increases the age amount to $5,000 effective July 1, 2010.
This results in an average age amount for 2010 of $4,340.
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