“In the past year, the government has introduced a suite of new, targeted measures to provide support to the Canadians who need it most and help them pay the bills. This includes […] An enhanced Canada Workers Benefit, which means families could receive up to $2,461 this year, and a single Canadian without children could receive up to $1,428.”

« Les taux de l’ACT et les seuils de revenu ont changé pour 2021. Une nouvelle « exemption pour le second titulaire de revenu de travail a également été mise en place. »

“The maximum basic amount is // $1,395 for single individuals […] $2,403 for families.”

“For 2021 and later tax years, the budget proposes to enhance the CWB. […] The budget also proposes to introduce a “secondary earner exemption” to the CWB. This is a special rule for individuals with an eligible spouse where the spouse or common-law partner with the lower working income excludes up to $14,000 of their working income in the calculation of their adjusted net income, for the purpose of the CWB phase-out.”