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<blockquote><tt>16. Jane will give John a copy of her tax return by no later than May 31 each year and will also give John a copy of each Canada Revenue Agency Notice of Assessment or Notice of Reassessment within two weeks of receiving it each year for so long as the children are still "children" as defined by the ''Family Law Act''.</tt></blockquote> | <blockquote><tt>16. Jane will give John a copy of her tax return by no later than May 31 each year and will also give John a copy of each Canada Revenue Agency Notice of Assessment or Notice of Reassessment within two weeks of receiving it each year for so long as the children are still "children" as defined by the ''Family Law Act''.</tt></blockquote> | ||
Both court orders and separation agreements should include the children’s full names, birth dates, the amounts of basic child support and special expenses, the date for the commencement of those payments and the Act under which the child support order is made. Those details are important so that the court orders and agreements can be enforced. | Both court orders and separation agreements should include the children’s full names, birth dates, the amounts of basic child support and special expenses, the date for the commencement of those payments, and the Act under which the child support order is made. Those details are important so that the court orders and agreements can be enforced. | ||
==Child support tables and calculators== | ==Child support tables and calculators== | ||