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Simcoe Souvenirs Prime Time RTO/ERO District 12 Norfolk Issue 52 Spring 2015 Simcoe Souvenirs In this issue Simcoe Souvenirs Luncheon 10 President’s Message 2 Egerton Ryerson Bell Awards 14 Vice President’s Report 3 Upcoming Events Calendar 17 Health/Insurance Report 4 Foundation Fund News 18 Goodwill Report 6 Directory 20 Project: Service to Others 8 Prime Time Spring 2015 eligibility for para medical services and President’s much more. Please read Virginia Birnie's Message column for more information. Liz Whiton Changes are also occurring locally. One new practice we will start in 2016 is to publish our draft budget and actual expenditures on our website and Prime Time newsletters. We believe in total transparency and this is a good practice to adopt. We have an exciting year ahead of us with much to report. On a sad note, we are currently First off, we are continuing our Spring experiencing a drought of funds and Luncheon series honouring teachers who need to change one practice we have worked in schools that have closed. This enjoyed for many years. In the past, we year we are honouring those in Simcoe. always subsidized every luncheon dinner Participants are asked to wear their and for the short term, we need to charge former school colours or else blue and the full price of $20.00 for each meal in white to get into the "spirit" of the day. order to make "ends meet". We receive a Please see Margaret's column for more set amount of funds from the provincial information. office, and this is barely sufficient to run our local district. We hope you On the provincial level it is very exciting understand as we have to tighten our to report that the current RTO/ERO belts and all of us are working President is a classy lady from the Brant diligently to stay within our budget. Haldimand Norfolk Catholic District School Board - June Szeman. She retired On a happy note, we are pleased seven years ago and has been busy to announce the in-coming positions of volunteering on a number of local boards two new Executive members. We and working as a trustee for the welcome Ingrid Coppens as treasurer, BHNCDSB up till the most recent and Carol DeFields as our Goodwill provincial election. She is a wonderful Chair. We honoured our out-going and effective leader and I'm excited to see treasurer, Don Gardiner, at the Spring what she accomplishes in her Provincial Banquet when we celebrated his 25 years role. in the role. We sincerely thank Ginger Pullen for her diligent work with One item she already has completed is Goodwill and wish her well as she moves the enhancements with our health on to other volunteering adventures. benefits provider, Johnson Insurance. All of our RTO/ERO members received That is a quick summary of the current notification of these improvements just highlights. Hope to see you all at before Christmas. The improvements the Spring Luncheon on May 6. included more eligible days covered while out of the country, increased !2 Spring 2015 PrimeTime and have a chance to reminisce about Vice your time there. President’s Report The doors to the community centre will open for guests at 11:15, with a welcome Margaret Payne at 11:45 and luncheon promptly at 12 noon. After lunch we are having some guest speakers who will entertain us with some humorous tales from the past. Ruth Reimer will again be catering the lunch and we are in for a delicious meal consisting of rosemary chicken, roast I cannot believe that spring is just around potatoes, salad and Ruth’s own famous the corner. It is hard to imagine that soon dessert bar! There will be coffee and tea we will be seeing the birds coming back to drink as well. from down south Yummy! and experience moderating Dinner is priced temperatures. at $20.00 and The winter has your RSVP’s can been long and be sent to me. cold but we have Please see the a great event to invitation page look forward to! for details as to where to send I hope you are as your reservations excited as I am and cheques. for the upcoming If you were a RTO District 12 former staff Spring Banquet member of those on Wednesday Simcoe schools, please dress in blue and May 6, 2015. We will again be having the white or wear your former school event at the Vittoria Community Centre. colours. We would love it if former staff As in previous years, we are honouring members could bring along some schools that have been closed. This year memorabilia from those schools so we it is Simcoe’s turn. Do you realize that could put it on display for others. It is there are seven schools in Simcoe that always interesting to see pictures and have been closed? They are: North other artifacts from years gone by and Public, South Public, Union School, there are always fond memories as well, Lynndale Public, Hillcrest School, associated with those items. Simcoe Lions School and St. Mary’s. If you were a staff member at any of these We are looking forward to seeing as schools we would especially like you to many RTO members as possible come out come out, meet with former colleagues to this great event. See you there! !3 PrimeTime Spring 2015 in the US are included in this count. Health Should you decide to depart for a holiday Service and in Buffalo or Detroit, the days of Insurance departure and return are also calculated Report as time spent in the US. Aggregate time frames in excess of six Virginia Birnie months do not violate any immigration law, but can cause a Canadian visitor to be deemed a resident for US Federal income tax purposes, requiring that The 180 Day Rule for Canadian person to file a US income tax and report Visitors to the United States all worldwide income even if there is no earned income in the United States or any other activity that would require a US tax I have been approached by several filing. people asking me what I know about the rumours or rules about Canadians being The Internal Revenue Service uses a required to pay US federal income tax if substantial presence test to determine if they stayed a certain length of time in the someone is a resident for US Federal United States. income tax purposes in a given calendar year. The substantial presence test is a The United States has the immigration mechanical formula based solely on the rule that allows Canadian visitors for a number of days in which an individual is maximum admission of six months. present in the United States. Although Canadian citizens typically do not get a passport stamp or entry document that authorizes entry for a specific term, US Customs and Border Protection(CBP) takes the position that Canadian citizens are deemed to be admitted for a maximum of six months. Canadian citizens who visit the US make frequent and short visits that aggregate 180 days or more during the year. All day trips and short holidays !4 Spring 2015 PrimeTime The formula is applied to make a determination each calendar year. To be classified as a US resident under the substantial presence test for a particular year, an individual must be physically present in the United States on at least 31 days of the current calendar year, and the sum of the following must equal 183 or more days: 1) all days in the United States in the current year, plus 2) 1/3 of the days in the immediately preceding year, plus 3) 1/6 of the days in the second preceding year If you ask either the Canadian or American government to check your file Therefore you are advised to try to keep it will take 1-2 months depending on the presence in the United States under 120 country. days each year. The designation resident for federal income tax purposes has You may continue to spend time in the nothing to do with immigration status or sunny south away from our climate of ice actual place of domicile; it just means that and snow but keep track of all the time the person must file a US resident return which you spend in the United States. and report his or her worldwide income. It is important that you keep an accurate log whenever you cross the US border. The United States and Canada, since June 2014 , have enacted reciprocal border crossing information so that each country knows when its citizens left and returned to their respective countries. You want your log to match the border crossing log should you receive notification that you fit the substantial presence test. !5 PrimeTime Spring 2015 her spouse, child, or parent. We are Goodwill presently making all donations to the Report Norfolk General Hospital Foundation. As Ginger did, I will rely on the members to Carol DeFields keep me informed when these events (except for birthdays) occur. If a notice appears in a paper other than the Simcoe Reformer, I might miss it. If you are aware of any of the above events, I appreciate your passing along the I took over this position from Ginger information. Pullen in February, and I am looking forward to serving District 12 in the role The following members are experiencing of Goodwill Chair. Ginger has done an milestone birthdays from January to June admirable job for many years, and I can of 2015: only hope to do as well.
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