Application for a Refund of Overdeducted CPP Contributions or EI Premiums - pd24-22e 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the year ending December 31 in the designated field at the top of the form.
  3. Fill in your payroll program account number, employer's name, and mailing address. Ensure all details are accurate to avoid processing delays.
  4. In Part A, tick the appropriate boxes that indicate the reasons for your application regarding CPP contributions or EI premiums. Provide additional explanations if necessary.
  5. Complete Part B by listing all pay periods within the year. Include details such as pensionable earnings, contributions deducted, and any overpayments.
  6. Finally, ensure that the certification section is signed by you or an authorized officer to validate your application before submission.

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This application form is for employer who overdeducted Canada Pension Plan (CPP) contributions or Employment Insurance (EI) premiums for a worker.
Any overpayment will appear on line 44800 of your tax return.
So, you usually cannot get both. It may be possible to get CPP retirement benefits and regular EI benefits at the same time. But the CPP amount will be taken off your EI benefits. The rules are more complicated for workers compensation benefits.
Each year you contribute to the CPP will result in an additional post-retirement benefit and increase your retirement income. We will automatically pay you this benefit the following year. Youll receive it for the rest of your life. You can choose to stop your post-retirement contributions when you reach age 65.
If, during a year, you contributed too much or earned less than the set minimum amount, your contributions will be refunded when you file your income taxes. The maximum contribution to the base CPP for employers and employees in 2025 is $4,034.10. If you are self-employed, the maximum contribution is $8,068.20.
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Because CPP contributions cease on any income over $58,700, this is known as the maximum pensionable earnings amount (YMPE). This is why many workers see an increase in their take-home pay at some point during the year.
When Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) receives your tax return, it automatically calculates any overpayment and refunds it to you. If you use tax software to file your return, any overpayment should automatically be calculated, and entered on lines 448 for CPP and 450 for EI.
(CPP1 refers to existing CPP; CPP2 refers to the enhancement.) Notes: The YMPE and Upper Earnings Limit amounts in the table are projections prepared by the Office of the Chief Actuary.