Trishrpn80 272 Posts Specializes in AC, LTC, Community, Northern Nursing. Mar 8, 2014 I would love an allnurses pen :)
CGstudent nurse 6 Posts Mar 10, 2014 Anybody know if Medical Conferences can be deducted somehow? I had one that counted for continuing ed credits.Context: I'm a student nurse, graduating RN this year.
Pediatric Critical Care Columnist NotReady4PrimeTime, RN 16 Articles; 7,358 Posts Specializes in NICU, PICU, PCVICU and peds oncology. Has 25 years experience. Mar 11, 2014 Unless you incorporate as a business you can't claim conference expenses. When you're issued a receipt for registration fees, it doesn't fit the requirements of the CRA for tuition and a conference doesn't meet the definition of eligible educational programs:Qualifying educational programThis information is used by your educational institution to prepare your tax certificate. A qualifying educational program is defined in the Income Tax Act as a program that lasts at least three consecutive weeks and requires a minimum of 10 hours of instruction or work in the program each week (not including study time). Instruction or work includes lectures, practical training, and laboratory work. It also includes research time spent on a post-graduate thesis
CGstudent nurse 6 Posts Mar 11, 2014 Good clarification, thanks man. Damn those physicians and their Professional Corporation BS.
