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If the employee repays you in full in 2021, you will not amend the 2020 T4В slip to include the advance/loan as income.However, how you treat the advance/loan will depend on whether or not the employee repays you. You will be entitled to collect the amount of loan/advance from the employee. As I reported the 'top-up' earnings on the employee's 2020 T4В slip, should I now prepare an amendedВ T to include the advance/loan as income?

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In 2020 I paid an advance/loan equal to the anticipated workers' compensationВ claim plus a top-up amount, to an employee who was on a work-related injury. Since the advance was not originally included in income, the employee in turn is not allowed a deduction from income. In this situation, the claim amount would be used to offset the tax-free advance that was made. You would not report the amount of the claim in the 'OtherВ information' area, since it does not represent an amount that was included in the employee's income in the current or a previous year. However, you would report the top-up amount you paid in addition to the advance/loan on a T4В slip in the year that it is paid. No, you would not report the amount of the advance/loan equal to theВ claim on a T4В slip since it is not considered to be employment income (no deductions of tax, CPP, and EI are required). Once a workers' compensation board approves the claim, should I report both payments on a T4В slip and include the amount of theВ claim in the 'OtherВ information' area? When any employees are off work as a result of work-related injuries, I pay them an advance/loan plus a top-up amount to equal their net salary. The employee will receive a T5007В slip from the workers' compensation board for 2021 that will include the total amount of the claim. The response to the next questionВ further explains codeВ 77. When completing the employee's T4В slip for 2021, you will enter codeВ 77 in the 'OtherВ information' area, and report the total amount of the claim. These payments keep their identity as salary and are always considered to be taxable, insurable, and pensionable. No, since the claim was awarded in the yearВ 2021, you cannot make retroactive adjustments to income and deductions in the current year or in 2019 and subsequent years. Can I amend the employee's 2019 and subsequent T4В slips as well as my current-year payroll records to reduce the earnings and deductions to reflect the corresponding claim? In accordance with our collective agreement, I continued to pay the employee's net salary with the corresponding deductions (tax, Canada Pension Plan (CPP), and employment insurance (EI)) from JuneВ 2019 to MarchВ 2021. I have an employee whose workers' compensation claim was awarded in MarchВ 2021.