新年还愿帖：九旬老爸海外探亲记

[samuel63]

这有什麽好吹啊三亩哥，上海话杭州华话 苏州话 无锡话常州话，我全都听得懂的

我的意思是，江浙沪不仅只有上海话杭州话苏州话无锡话常州话，比如还有我们温州话。。。

 

[秦砖汉瓦]

我的意思是，江浙沪不仅只有上海话杭州话苏州话无锡话常州话，比如还有我们温州话。。。

没和温州人打过交道。。。下次网上找个听下。

 

[samuel63]

没和温州人打过交道。。。下次网上找个听下。

我给你找一个，你听听。。。

 

[秦砖汉瓦]

我给你找一个，你听听。。。

要没字幕的，带字幕的我会忍不住要看。。

 

[samuel63]

要没字幕的，带字幕的我会忍不住要看。。

有字幕的你看看才会知道区别嘛。。。

 

[秦砖汉瓦]

有字幕的你看看才会知道区别嘛。。。

我要尝试看看自己能听懂多少。。我去油管找找看

 

[samuel63]

我要尝试看看自己能听懂多少。。我去油管找找看

我保证你99.9%听不懂，呵呵。。。

 

[秦砖汉瓦]

我保证你99.9%听不懂，呵呵。。。

哈哈哈，完全听不懂。刚才找了个路人采访的那种

 

[徽州女人]

哈哈哈，完全听不懂。刚才找了个路人采访的那种

知道你肯定听不懂。像我们一个小小的徽州，就有黟县话，歙县话，休宁话，屯溪话等等，我也就屯溪休宁话听得懂

 

[徽州女人]

给大家发几张吃的。。。

再来几张。。。

这是俺现在租住处，雁荡小镇，右边那山就是雁荡山。。。
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天天这么山珍海味的体重飙升了吧？你居然住到风景区去了？难怪乐不思蜀啊

 

[samuel63]

天天这么山珍海味的体重飙升了吧？你居然住到风景区去了？难怪乐不思蜀啊

在那附近有个项目在搞，完事了马上回来。。。

 

[徽州女人]

虐待啊。。。。

看得见吃不着才能保持好身材刚才想去找段屯溪话视频，但油管上貌似只有一段将进酒，而且实在是说得不好，就算了。却无意中看见这段小视频，老街就在离我家步行十来分钟的地方，真是熟悉。闺蜜还送了我一把里面提字的扇子，那馄饨也是我爱吃的

 

[徽州女人]

在那附近有个项目在搞，完事了马上回来。。。

厉害，回去探亲还顺便赚钱，日子芝麻开花节节高啊

 

[samuel63]

厉害，回去探亲还顺便赚钱，日子芝麻开花节节高啊

在温哥华坐吃山空的不行，得回来捞点钱。。。

 

[徽州女人]

在温哥华坐吃山空的不行，得回来捞点钱。。。

现在麻烦了，中国外汇管得严了，捞了也很难带回来了

 

[samuel63]

现在麻烦了，中国外汇管得严了，捞了也很难带回来了

所以，还是你们好，在加国有收入，羡慕。。。

 

[捶扭皮]

这是俺现在租住处，雁荡小镇，右边那山就是雁荡山。。。
浏览附件460481

漂亮小区，山青水秀。。。。

 

[哈法]

给大家发几张吃的。。。

我

我保证你99.9%听不懂，呵呵。。。

多年前有幸与几个温州青年工作过。可以肯定100% 听不懂。还有福建蒲田话也是如此。简直就好像另一种语言。

 

[徽州女人]

我

多年前有幸与几个温州青年工作过。可以肯定100% 听不懂。还有福建蒲田话也是如此。简直就好像另一种语言。

正想找你呢，刚看见一网友发了个请教报税的帖子却没人帮回答，也是我想知道的：
这两天在学习报税知识，有几个问题要请教：大于18岁，但小于25岁的孩子是不是能作为dependant增加父母免税额？
哈妹有经验吧？请赐教

 

[哈法]

正想找你呢，刚看见一网友发了个请教报税的帖子却没人帮回答，也是我想知道的：
这两天在学习报税知识，有几个问题要请教：大于18岁，但小于25岁的孩子是不是能作为dependant增加父母免税额？
哈妹有经验吧？请赐教

大家互相研究。这是Income Tax Return Guide 的说明：
Line 305 – Amount for an eligible dependant If you have claimed an amount for the year on line 303, you cannot claim this amount. If you have not claimed an amount for the year on line 303, you may be able to claim this amount for one other person if at any time in the year you met all the following conditions at once:
■ You did not have a spouse or common-law partner or, if you did, you were not living with, supporting, or being supported by that person.
■ You supported a dependant in 2016.
■ You lived with the dependant (in most cases in Canada) in a home you maintained. You cannot claim this amount for a person who was only visiting you.
In addition, at the time you met the above conditions, the dependant must also have been either:
■ your parent or grandparent by blood, marriage, common-law partnership, or adoption; or
■ your child, grandchild, brother, or sister by blood, marriage, common-law partnership, or adoption and under 18 years of age or had an impairment in physical or mental functions. Notes Your dependant may live away from home while attending school. If the dependant ordinarily lived with you when not in school, we consider that dependant to live with you for the purposes of this amount. For the purposes of this claim, your child is not required to have lived in Canada but still must have lived with you. This would be possible, for example, if you were a deemed resident (as defined under E and F on page 9) living in another country with your child. Even if all the preceding conditions have been met, you cannot claim this amount if any of the following applies:
■ You or someone else is claiming a spouse or common-law partner amount (line 303) for this dependant.
■ The person for whom you want to claim this amount is your common-law partner. However, you may be able to claim the amount on line 303.
■ Someone else in your household is making this claim. Each household is allowed only one claim for this amount, even if there is more than one dependant in the household.
■ The claim is for a child for whom you had to make support payments for 2016. However, if you were separated from your spouse or common-law partner for only part of 2016 because of a breakdown in your relationship, you may be able to claim an amount for that child on line 305 (plus any allowable amounts on lines 315 and 318) if you do not claim any support amounts paid to your spouse or common-law partner on line 220. You can claim whichever is better for you.
Note
If you and another person had to make support payments for the child for 2016 and, as a result, no one would be entitled to claim the amount for an eligible dependant for the child, you can claim this amount if you and the other person(s) paying support agree you will be the one making the claim. If you cannot agree who will claim this amount for the child, neither of you can make the claim. For more information, see Guide P102, Support Payments.
How to claim this amount
You can claim this amount if your dependant’s net income (line 236 of his or her return, or the amount it would be if he or she filed a return) was less than $11,474 ($13,595 if he or she is eligible for the family caregiver amount – see previous page). Complete the appropriate part of Schedule 5 to calculate your claim and give certain details about your dependant. Attach a copy of this schedule to your paper return.
Notes
If you were a single parent on December 31, 2016, and you choose to include all universal child care benefit (UCCB) amounts you received in 2016 in the income of your dependant, include this amount in the calculation of his or her net income. You cannot split this amount with another person. Once you claim this amount for a dependant, no one else can claim this amount or an amount on line 306 for that dependant. If you and another person can both claim this amount for the same dependant (such as shared custody of a child) but cannot agree who will claim the amount, neither of you can make the claim.
http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/E/pub/tg/5000-g/5000g-16e.pdf
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