Employment expenses, credits or deductions related to your job, and employment income that's not shown on a slip
This option is available on the Tax Topics page under the Credits & deductions tab, if in 2024:
- You were employed and want to claim employment expenses that weren’t paid back to you by your employer
- You received employment income (tips, gratuities, or royalties) that wasn’t reported on an information slip (such as a T4 or an RL-1)*
- You want to claim federal and provincial credits or deductions that are related to your employment such as the:
- Clergy residence deduction
- GST/HST rebate for employees (GST370 or VD-358-V, if you’re a Québec resident) or
- British Columbia training tax credit for individuals (T1014)
- Québec earnings of a person responsible for a family-type or intermediate resource (LM-53-V)
Note: You must report all of your employment income even if you didn’t receive an information slip. Your employer might not give you a T4 or RL-1 slip for income such as tips or gratuities, but it’s your responsibility to keep track of your earnings and report them on your tax return.