Interesting thing happened on the way to CRA -
here are the guidelines:
Spousal support is deductible for the payer, and is included in the income of the payee, as long as the recipient is receiving support as directed by a written separation agreement or court order, and those payments are made on a periodic basis.
Well, the payer's claim was disallowed and the payee's claim was allowed. This is hilarious. Of course it will get rectified in the end but it makes a person wonder who is working at CRA, seems like if you owe money CRA allows a claim but if CRA owes you money, forget it, it gets disallowed.
The crap one has to go through even when all the ducks are in a row.
here are the guidelines:
Spousal support is deductible for the payer, and is included in the income of the payee, as long as the recipient is receiving support as directed by a written separation agreement or court order, and those payments are made on a periodic basis.
Well, the payer's claim was disallowed and the payee's claim was allowed. This is hilarious. Of course it will get rectified in the end but it makes a person wonder who is working at CRA, seems like if you owe money CRA allows a claim but if CRA owes you money, forget it, it gets disallowed.
The crap one has to go through even when all the ducks are in a row.
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