T4A(P) — Statement of Canada Pension Plan Benefits
What is this slip?
Reports CPP/QPP benefits received — retirement, disability, survivor, or death benefits.
Every box explained
| Box | Label | Where it goes on your T1 |
|---|---|---|
| 14 | CPP retirement pension Monthly CPP retirement benefits paid during the year. Goes to: Line 11400 of your T1 | Line 11400 of your T1 |
| 15 | Disability benefits CPP disability pension payments. Goes to: Line 11410 of your T1 | Line 11410 of your T1 |
| 16 | Survivor's pension Monthly survivor benefits paid to a deceased contributor's spouse. Goes to: Line 11400 of your T1 | Line 11400 of your T1 |
| 18 | Death benefit Lump-sum CPP death benefit paid to the estate (max $2,500). Goes to: Line 11400 of the estate's T1 | Line 11400 of the estate's T1 |
| 20 | Child's benefit CPP benefits paid to dependent children of disabled or deceased contributors. Goes to: Reported on the child's T1 | Reported on the child's T1 |
| 22 | Income tax deducted Tax withheld from CPP benefits at source. Goes to: Line 43700 of your T1 | Line 43700 of your T1 |
Quick tips
- You can view slips filed by your employer or payer in CRA My Account — usually within a few days of the February 28 deadline.
- If you received this slip but haven't filed your return, the income is still taxable. File using your own records if the slip is late.
- Keep your slips for at least 6 years — CRA can reassess that far back.
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