Income Tax — Canada — Northwest Territories law | Esheria

Income Tax

This provision defines key terms and says individuals and corporations must pay Northwest Territories income tax when the stated residency or permanent-establishment conditions are met.

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Jurisdiction
Canada — Northwest Territories
Instrument
Act or statute
Version
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Language
en
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About this statute

This provision defines key terms and says individuals and corporations must pay Northwest Territories income tax when the stated residency or permanent-establishment conditions are met. This provision defines several tax terms and sets individual income tax rates, thresholds, and credit formulas for specified taxation years. This part lets individuals claim or transfer certain Northern Territories income-tax credits and deductions, including tuition, education, student loan interest, dividends, and some foreign tax relief, subject to listed formulas and conditions. Corporations pay 11.5% tax on taxable income earned in the Northwest Territories. The provision also sets deduction rules and monthly offset rules tied to eligibility, residency, notices, and prescribed amounts. Individuals can claim certain tax deductions for political contributions and a 1993 tax-year deduction, but some claims are barred and filing/record-keeping rules apply.