One is what YOU declare as your income and the answer to that is ALL fees. Late payment fee, late collection fee, all money paid to you as result of your business and so must all be declared as your income to CRA.
Second part is what is write on THEIR tax receipt. My accountant clear that tax receipt for client is so they can claim their child care fees. They do not get to claim extra fees they had to pay because they not arrive on time or pay promptly. Those are not costs of care but costs of them fail to meet contracted terms, penalties not fees for service. Their receipt should only detail the actual fees.
That seems unfair though. We have to claim and PAY tax on all fees but they don't claim all fees. If they don't or can't claim it then why should we pay tax on it.
That seems unfair though. We have to claim and PAY tax on all fees but they don't claim all fees. If they don't or can't claim it then why should we pay tax on it.
Because all income is declared to CRA otherwise it's fax fraud. But the child care tax credit for parent is to assist with cost of child care when they working/in school, not the cost of being disorganised in their timing or financial matters.