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  1. Line 25500 – Calculate your travel deduction. You can claim the travel deduction for a trip for medical or other reasons (such as vacation) that started from a prescribed zone and was taken either by you or by an eligible family member. Determine who an eligible family member is.

  2. If you or an eligible family member uses the standard amount to calculate a travel deduction in the year, $1,200 is the maximum total amount that may be claimed for each individual who travels, for all trips taken in the year by that individual.

  3. To calculate meal and vehicle expenses, you may choose the detailed or simplified method. Your total travel expenses equal the total of the value of travel assistance provided by your employer and the travel expenses incurred by you. Include any travel expenses paid by your employer.

  4. Canada Driving Distance Calculator, calculates the Distance and Driving Directions between two addresses, places, cities, villages, towns or airports in Canada. This distance and driving directions will also be displayed on an interactive map labeled as Distance Map and Driving Directions Canada.

  5. 18 sty 2024 · Calculating your total deduction from there is simple: Multiply your vehicle-related expenses by the share of business kilometres. For example, if you had $500 in expenses, multiply that by the share of business kilometres (0.5) – you can deduct $250 for your mileage.

  6. 2 kwi 2024 · To calculate vehicle allowance amounts provided by employers using the CRA mileage rate, multiply an employee’s total business kilometres driven during a given tax year with the corresponding kilometric rate of ($0.70 per km 2024 for the first 5,000km and $0.64 thereafter).

  7. Tax Court of Canada case Gardner v. The Queen 2020 TCC 108 decided the expenses claimed by the taxpayer for travel between her home office and her employer's office in 2015 were deductible as an employment expense as per s. 8 (1) (h.1) (ii) of the Income Tax Act.