If you have healthy kidneys and use these medicines for occasional pain, they probably donât pose a risk. But Dr. Simon says that if you take them for chronic pain or arthritis, you should talk to your doctor about monitoring your kidney function or finding alternative ways to control your pain.
You may transfer up to $5,000 per student, per year, in tuition fees and education credits to the studentâs spouse, parent or grandparent so that they may claim this on their return.or example, if a student incurs tuition fees of $15,000 in one calendar year and he or she has no taxable income against which to utilize the tuition tax credit, it may be preferable for the parent to claim a $5,000 tax credit, ensuring that some tax relief is provided in the year the tuition fees are incurred.
You can transfer up to $5,000 federally, and an additional $5,000 provincially ($6,184 for Ontario residents). These amounts are reduced by the portion of this year's tuition, education, and textbook amounts that you used on your own return. Example.owever, the CRA's rules state that you-the student must first claim the fees on your return, regardless of who paid them. Once you reduce your tax payable to zero, you can transfer leftover amounts to your spouse, parent, or grandparent.