[Martin Meyer]

Looking for a rewarding experience and a great team?

We have an immediate opening for an ABA tutor to join well-established team for delightful 15 yo high functioning boy in South Surrey, under the supervision of Tyla Frewing and Dr. Sara White.

1-2 three hour sessions weekly plus monthly team meeting.

Experience an asset but not necesarry, will train.

Pay commensurate with experience and inline with current field rates.

Send applications and resume to: martinmeyer35@gmail.com

 

 

[Martin Meyer]

Re: Tax issues, Either spouse may claim the medical expenses for the immediate family including dependents under the age of 18.
However, it may be advantageous for the lower income spouse to claim the medical expenses. This is because the amount of claimable medical expenses are reduced by 3% of the claimants Net Income ( to a maximum of $1,844), Which means that less net income = less reduction of claimable expenses. If the lower income spouse does not have enough Net Income to utilize all the medical expense credits then it might be better to have the higher income spouse claim the expenses. I hope this isn't going over the top but there's one more thing: you can shift the one year period to maximize the amount of medical expenses in the one year period. This is helpful to avoid being penalized twice by the 3% percent cutoff amount.
Hope that helps a bit

[Martin Meyer]

Hi Micky,
here is a link to the Finance Ministry document that was refered to in the Globe and Mail.

It appears to me that the eligibility will be based on the disability credit criteria.

http://www.fin.gc.ca/activty/pubs/disability_1e.html#chpt7

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