You may be able to deduct the cost of eligible tools you purchased to earn employment income as a tradesperson and as an eligible apprentice mechanic. Employed tradesperson would include individuals such as plumbers, electricians, mechanics, cooks, and even hairdressers. It is important to keep all your receipts and you can even claim the HST you paid in the total.
An eligible tool is a tool would include the following:
Your employer has to complete and sign T2200 – DECLARATION OF CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT, Declaration of Conditions of Employment form. You will be required to attach a list of all the tools you are claiming and the related receipts.
The conditions for an apprentice is the same as a tradesperson.
You may be able to deduct the cost of eligible tools you purchased to earn employment income as an apprentice. You would be required to be enrolled in a registered apprentice program established under the laws of Canada or province government which leads to a designation i.e. person apprentice mechanic licensed to repair self-propelled motorized vehicles such as automobiles, aircraft, boats, or motorcycles. It is important to keep all your receipts and you can even claim the HST you paid in the total.
An eligible tool is a tool would include the following:
Your employer has to complete and sign T2200 – DECLARATION OF CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT, Declaration of Conditions of Employment form. You will be required to attach a list of all the tools you are claiming and the related receipts.