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You're right, I don't. Infact I don't need to. They can support themselves, but apparently the application does not consider their financials. So I just asked a question for eligibility to apply.

I am talking about LICO and eligibility to apply. The application process is very one-dimensional. It states the 2 new members have to depend on the applicant for everything. Which is not true always. My parents' pension back home amounts to $4000 CAD equivalent a month. They have enough funds...

Yea that I understand. But my income minus expenses is 45,000. After that, I have RRSP contribution deducted which amount to 18000 which then makes the net taxable income 27,000. But that 18000 shouldn't be held against me as I put it in savings and my income after expenses was infact 45,000 as...

In the question I mentioned the value at Line 15000 but someone here still said no to it. That threw me off which made me question if should I file or not. But you're right, I should just follow Ircc guidelines instead of looking at other user's input

My accountant is saying line 1500 value is what is considered and that I am being misguided online lol. He says the deductions below line 1500 is contributions to RRSP and should have no impact on the income of 2023 as it was 45,000

I have filed my 2023 taxes (I was self employed for all of 2023) and got my NOA for 2023: Gross Income Line 1500: 45,000 Deductions: 18,000 Gross Taxable Income: 27,000 Net Income: 27,000 Q1. Would this qualify for supervisa sponsorship for my parents? 3 members in total in the family...