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Question

If I have vehicle expenses for work but am not self-employed, do I enter loan interest details and/or CCA?

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
April 27, 2024
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I do have a T2200 from my employer confirming travel requirement.

Yes, you can claim motor vehicle expenses approved by your employer in the T2200 Declaration of Condition of Employment.

You can claim any of the following vehicle expenses only if approved:

capital cost allowance(CCA)
eligible interest you paid on a loan used to buy the motor vehicle
eligible leasing costs
fuel (gasoline, propane, oil)
maintenance and repairs
insurance
license and registration fees

You may visit the page, "Everything You Need to Know About the T2200 Form and Employment Expenses".

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