PART 2 ANNUAL EXPENSES – You must set out your TOTAL living expenses. If you cannot find out the actual amount, give your best estimate. Source Deductions 31. Drugs, prescriptions 32. Dental care 1. Canadian Pension Plan contributions (including orthodontist) 33. Optical care 2. Employment Insurance premiums (eyeglasses, contact lenses) 3. Employee pension contributions to a 34. Other registered pension plan (Specify) 4. Medical and dental insurance premiums (Deducted at source) Personal 5. Income tax 35. Clothing, footwear 36. Educational expenses Housing (self) (Specify) 6. Rent or mortgage 37. Other (Specify) 7. Property taxes 8. Homeowner’s/Tenant’s insurance Children 9. Condominium fees 38. Clothing, footwear 10. Water, Sewer and garbage 39. Children’s allowances, gifts 11. House repairs, maintenance, yard care 40. School fees, books and supplies 12. Heat 41. School activities (field trips, etc.) 13. Electricity 42. Activities, lessons and supplies (music 14. Telephone lessons, clubs, sports, bicycles) Other 43. Child care, babysitting 15. (Specify) 44. Other (Specify) Household expenses Savings for the future 16. Food 17. Meals outside the home 45. RRSP 18. General household supplies 46. RESP 19. Hair care, toiletries and sundries 47. Other (Specify) 20. Dry cleaning and laundry 21. Furnishings and equipment Support payments (Specify for whom, Other 22. whether tax deductible, voluntary or (Specify) pursuant of order) 48. Support being paid in this case Transportation Support paid in any other case 49. 23. Public transit, taxis 24. Car insurance, registration and license Debt payments than mortgages) 25. Gas and Oil 50. 26. Parking 27. Car repairs and maintenance Other 28. Other (Specify) 51. Life or term insurance premiums 52. Banking, legal, accounting Health 53. Church, charitable donations 29. Medical and dental insurance 54. Entertainment and recreation premiums (Not deducted at source) 55. Vacation 30. Health care (physiotherapy, etc.)
PART 2 – ANNUAL EXPENSES You must set out your TOTAL living expenses. If you cannot find out the actual amount, give your best estimate. Source Deductions 1. Canadian Pension Plan contributions 2. Employment Insurance premiums 3. Employee pension contributions to a registered pension plan 4. Medical and dental insurance premiums (Deducted at source) 5. Income tax Housing 6. Rent or mortgage 7. Property taxes 8. Homeowner’s/Tenant’s insurance 9. Condominium fees 10. Water, Sewer and garbage 11. House repairs, maintenance, yard care 12. Heat 13. Electricity 14. Telephone 15. Other (Specify) Household expenses 16. Food 17. Meals outside the home 18. General household supplies 19. Hair care, toiletries and sundries 20. Dry cleaning and laundry 21. Furnishings and equipment 22. Other (Specify) Transportation 23. Public transit, taxis 24. Car insurance, registration and license 25. Gas and Oil 26. Parking 27. Car repairs and maintenance 28. Other (Specify) Health 29. Medical and dental insurance premiums (Not deducted at source) 30. Health care (physiotherapy, etc.) 31. Drugs, prescriptions 32. Dental care (including orthodontist) 33. Optical care (eyeglasses, contact lenses) 34. Other (Specify) Personal 35. Clothing, footwear 36. Educational expenses (self) (Specify) 37. Other (Specify) Children 38. Clothing, footwear 39. Children’s allowances, gifts 40. School fees, books and supplies 41. School activities (field trips, etc.) 42. Activities, lessons and supplies (music lessons, clubs, sports, bicycles) 43. Child care, babysitting 44. Other (Specify) Savings for the future 45. RRSP 46. RESP 47. Other (Specify) Support payments (Specify for whom, whether tax deductible, voluntary or pursuant of order) 48. Support being paid in this case 49. Support paid in any other case Debt payments than mortgages) 50. Other 51. Life or term insurance premiums 52. Banking, legal, accounting 53. Church, charitable donations 54. Entertainment and recreation 55. Vacation
Starting_a_Family_Law_Proceeding_-_2017.04_(00180077xB6EE0).docx