Form T2200 - Declaration Of Conditions Of Employment

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Form T2200 – Declaration of Conditions of Employment
Overview
On occasion, employees will ask their supervisors or managers to fill out and sign Form T2200
Declaration of Conditions of Employment [ in
order to support a claim on their personal income tax return for expenses related to their
employment such as motor vehicle, supplies, travel, and work-space-at-home.
In order to claim such expenses, employees’ contracts of employment must require that they pay
their own expenses while carrying out their duties. According to the Canada Revenue Agency
(“CRA”), this is normally but not necessarily set out in written letters of offer, employment policies
or collective agreements.
The ability to claim expenses is subject to a number of required conditions, all of which must be
met. For example:
Motor Vehicle
the employee was required to work away from the University or in different places;
the employee was required under a contract of employment to pay his/her own motor
vehicle expenses; and
the employee did not receive a non-taxable allowance for motor vehicle expenses.
Supplies
the employee was required to provide and pay for supplies under a contract of employment;
the employee used the supplies directly in his/her work; and
the University has not repaid and will not repay the Employee for these expenses.
Travel (food, beverage, and lodging expenses but not motor vehicle expenses)
the employee was normally required to work away from the University or in different places;
the employee was required to pay his/her own travelling expenses under his/her contract of
employment; and
the employee did not receive a non-taxable allowance for travelling expenses. Generally, an
allowance is non-taxable as long as it is a reasonable amount and is for travelling away
from the municipality of the University workplace location where he/she normally works, or
to which he/she normally reports.
Work-space-in-the-home
the employee had to pay for this expense under his/her contract of employment;
the work space must have been used directly in the employee’s work;
the University has not reimbursed and will not reimburse the employee; and
the claimed expense meets one of the following conditions: (a) the work space is where the
employee mainly (more than 50% of the time) does his/her work; or (b) the employee used
the work space only to earn employment income and used it on a regular and continuous
basis for meeting clients or customers

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