Eligibility
Find out if you qualify.
The Canada Revenue Agency provides guidelines for determining financial eligibility for the CVITP, which may be adjusted to reflect the local community each organization serves. The following guidelines are in effect for Community Financial’s Tax Program.
Single with income below $40,000
Two-person household (single parent or married/common-law couple) with income below $55,000
Add $5,000 to threshold for each additional dependant
Example: A four-person household in Winnipeg, MB is eligible if household income is below $65,000.
You are eligible for CVITP tax services if you have a basic tax situation and are:
You are not eligible for the CVITP program if you:
Are filing a pre/post-bankruptcy return
Are filing a deceased return
Are self-employed
Have employment expenses
Have income sources that include capital gains, farming income, commission income, investment income over $1,000, professional/business income, and/or rental income
Other complex returns
Virtual Service Area
Community Financial provides virtual tax preparation services to individuals and families who meet the criteria listed above and live in Manitoba, Nunavut, Northwest Territories, and the Yukon.
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