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I made $19.88 in interest payments from my savings account last year. Will I be issued a T5? If not, what's the minimum to make before you are issued a T5 & what % of that is taxed? The interest income is added to your income as interest income and 100% of it will be subject to tax at your marginal tax rate. No, you won't be issued a T5, but you still have to report the income. Banks have to issue T5's for all amounts over $100. However, many banks issue the T-5's-no matter what he amount. 100% of the interest is taxed-how much tax you will end up paying depends on your income. If you make less than $8,000 you will pay no tax. If you make between $8,000 and $25,000 you will pay about $4.00 (20%). If you make over $25,000 you will pay about $7.50 (35%). |
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