T1032 2026

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The document outlines the process for pensioners in Canada to elect to split their eligible pension income with their spouse or common-law partner for the tax year 2013. It details the eligibility criteria, necessary calculations, and filing requirements for both parties involved in the election. The form must be completed and submitted by the due date, and it includes sections for identification, calculation of maximum split-pension amount, elected split-pension amount, income tax deductions, and joint certification.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the t1032 in the editor.
Begin with Step 1, where you will enter your identification information as the pensioner. Fill in your social insurance number, first name, last name, home address, and postal code.
Next, provide the same details for your spouse or common-law partner (the pension transferee). Ensure all information is accurate and matches their official documents.
Proceed to Step 2 to calculate the maximum split-pension amount. Follow the instructions carefully to complete the chart for line 314 on your Federal Worksheet.
In Step 3, enter the elected split-pension amount that both you and your spouse agree upon. This should not exceed the maximum calculated in Step 2.
Complete Steps 4 through 6 by following the calculations for pension income amounts and tax deductions. Finally, ensure both parties sign and date the joint certification section.

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