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Personal Tax -> Filing Your Return -> Employment Expenses -> Employee Clothing and FootwearEmployee Clothing and FootwearThe cost of special clothing or footwear required for your job is not deductible. However, special clothing or footwear provided by or reimbursed by the employer will not be considered a taxable benefit to the employee under certain circumstances:
The above information can be found in the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) guide T4130 Employers' Guide Taxable Benefits, under the topic "Uniforms and special clothing". Line 229 employment expenses can be entered in the "other deductions" line of the Canadian Tax and RRSP Savings Calculator. Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) ResourcesLine 22900 Other Employment Expenses
Revised: October 26, 2023
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