Is a car allowance received by the Respondent taxable?
Manitoba, Canada
The following excerpt is from Chopek v. McKenzie, 2015 MBQB 207 (CanLII):
The car allowance received by the Respondent is a taxable benefit but it does not follow that the amount of that benefit is to be deducted from his income. It is those expenses that he can claim pursuant to the Income Tax Act and reports on a Canada Revenue Agency Form T777 that are to be deducted. (See Duncan v. Mokelki, 2008 SKQB 442)
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