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Retirees monthly retirement benefit payments are treated as ordinary income. Unless you specify the income tax withholding election you want applied to your benefit, federal and/or California state income tax will be withheld from your benefit payment as the default filing status defined in the tax form instructions.
In order to take advantage of pension splitting, you have to complete Form T1032 Joint Election to Split Pension Income. Both spouses must sign the form. Its a pretty simple process so make sure you take a look to see if pension splitting will save you some tax.
What is pension splitting? Pension splitting allows a spouse to give up to 50% of their eligible pension income to their spouse for tax purposes only. There is no need to cut a cheque or give cash. Pension splitting is a paper transfer done via the tax returns.
Retirement, Government Annuity, and Pension Income a statement from the organization providing the income, a copy of retirement award letter or benefit statement, a copy of financial or bank account statement, a copy of signed federal income tax return, an IRS W-2 form, or. an IRS 1099 form.
Income splitting (also known as income shifting) may be defined as dividing income in a way that lowers overall taxes. Typically, income is shifted from higher bracket taxpayers to lower ones.
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From: Employment and Social Development Canada. You can share your Canada Pension Plan (CPP) retirement pension with your legal spouse or common-law partner. To do so, you must be receiving your pension, or be eligible to receive it, and be living with your legal spouse or common-law partner.
If you are 65 or older by the end of the tax year, you are eligible to split more types of income with your spouse.
From: Employment and Social Development Canada. You can share your Canada Pension Plan (CPP) retirement pension with your legal spouse or common-law partner. To do so, you must be receiving your pension, or be eligible to receive it, and be living with your legal spouse or common-law partner.

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