In order to split pension income amongst spouses, an election must be filed by each spouse. This election re-allocates eligible pensions between tax returns to reduce taxable income and combined taxes payable. The pension income can be split up to 50% for certain types of “eligible” pension income sources.
Joint Election to Split Pension Income (T1032)
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