My child’s other parent receives the CCB, what should I do?

If someone other than you or your current partner receives the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) for your child(ren) you can ignore any references to the CCB in your return. Specifically:

ignore the calculated CCB benefit (if any) in the Summary section—you will not receive this amount.

Wealthsimple Tax does not know that someone else receives these benefits for your child(ren).

Using Wealthsimple Tax will not impact who receives these benefits.

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My child’s other parent receives the CCB, what should I do?

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