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The TD1 and TD1AB forms are used to determine the amount of tax to be deducted from your employment income or other income, such as pension income. Refer to Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) for more information on completing these forms.
If you only have the basic amounts for federal and provincial income tax to be deducted from your pay, you do not need to submit either the TD1 or TD1AB form. These are default amounts that will be deducted from your pay.
If you wish to have other deductions taken from your pay above the basic amounts, you can submit your TD1 and TD1AB forms through e-People Employee Self Service. On your first day, go to the AHS intranet (Insite > Teams > Human Resources > Pay & Benefits > Taxation Information) to find more information and instructions for submitting the forms.
Note: If you think your net income from all sources will be greater than $165,430, you have the option to calculate a partial claim. To do so, fill in the appropriate section of Form TD1-WS worksheet for the Personal Tax Credits Return and enter the calculated amount on the TD1 form to calculate your basic personal amount.
AHS pays all employees by direct deposit.
On your first day, go the AHS intranet – Insite > Tools > New Employees for instructions on how to add or edit your direct deposit banking information.
To avoid any delays in payment, you must enter your personal banking information within five days of your start date.
AHS employees are paid bi-weekly (every two weeks), on Wednesdays. Your first pay will vary depending on your start date.
Example: Jane’s first day of work was Monday June 2nd (the pay period runs from June 2nd to June 15th). She will receive her first pay on June 25th.
You will be able to view and print your Pay Advice for current and prior pay periods in e-People.
You will be able to view and print your T4 and T4A tax slips for current and previous years in e-People.
