Print Bar Codes for the Québec Tax Returns

As per RQ's request, the bar codes (A two dimensional bar code is a unique group of parallel lines that stores all of the information contained in a return.) of a CO-17 return must be printed each time the printing of a  CO-17 return is launched, which will allow to speed up the processing of the Québec returns.

A return can contain between 1 to 30 bar codes that will be grouped in Form COR-17.U , Corporation Income Tax Return Data. Form COR-17.U will print automatically if no restrictions apply to the printing.  Form COR-17.U contains, in two-dimensional bar codes format, data from the following forms:

• Corporation Income Tax Return (CO-17);
• Information and Income Tax Return for Non-Profit Corporations (CO-17.SP);
• Calculation of Paid-Up Capital (CO-1136);
• Net Income for Income Tax Purposes (CO-17.A.1);
• Application by a Corporation to Carry Back a Loss (CO-1012);
• Calculation of the Paid-Up Capital of a Financial Institution (CO-1140);
• Insurance Corporations – Calculation of premiums payable, taxable premiums and tax on capital respecting marine insurance (CO-1167);
• Tax Credit for Investment (CO-1029.8.36.IN);
• Calculation of the Income Tax of a Corporation (CO-771);
• Patronage Dividend Deduction (CO-786);
• Paid-up Capital to Be Used for Purposes Other Than the Calculation of the Tax on Capital (CO-1140.A);
• Paid-Up Capital for Purposes of Calculating the Income Tax of Certain Corporations (CO-1136.CS);
• Proportion of Business Carried On in Québec and Elsewhere (CO-771.R.3)
• Deduction Respecting Scientific Research and Experimental Development Expenditures (RD-222);
• Proportion of Business Carried On in Québec and Elsewhere by Insurance Corporation (CO-771.R.14);
• Capital Cost Allowance (CO-130.A);
• Associated Corporations' Agreement Respecting the Allocation of the Business Limit (CO-771.1.3);
• Agreement Respecting the $1 Million Deduction (CO-1137.E);
• Tax Credit for Investment and Innovation (CO-1029.8.36.II);
• Tax credit for businesses that employ persons with a severely limited capacity for employment (CO-1029.8.33.CS);
• Tax Credit to Support Print Media Companies (CO-1029.8.36.PS);
• Online Commercial Activities of a Corporation (CO-17.CE);
• Resource Deduction (CO-400);
• Tax Credit for an On-the-Job Training Period (CO-1029.8.33.6);
• Tax Credit for the Reporting of Tips (CO-1029.8.33.13);
• Tax Credit to foster the retention of experienced workers (CO-1029.8.33.TE)
• Tax Credit for Québec Film Productions (CO-1029.8.35);
• Tax Credit for a Design Activity Carried Out by an Outside Consultant (CO-1029.8.36.5);
• Tax Credit for an In-House Design Activity (CO-1029.8.36.7);
• Tax Credit for the Development of E-Business (CO-1029.8.36.DA);
• Tax Credit for Film Dubbing (CO-1029.8.36.DF);
• Tax Credit for Book Publishing (CO-1029.8.36.EL);
• Tax Credit Relating To Resources (CO-1029.8.36.EM);
• Employee Training Tax Credit for Small and Medium-sized Businesses (C0-1029.8.36.FO);
• Cumulative Limit Allocation Agreement for the Tax Credit for Investment (CO-1029.8.36.ID);
• Cumulative Limit Allocation Agreement for the Tax Credit for Investment and Innovation (CO-1029.8.36.IK);
• Tax Credit for the Production of Performances (CO-1029.8.36.SM);
• Tax Credit for Film Production Services (CO-1029.8.36.SP);
• Tax Credit for Multimedia Titles (CO-1029.8.36.TM);
• Tax Credit for Salaries and Wages (R&D) (RD-1029.7);
• Tax Credit for Private Partnership Pre-competitive Research (RD-1029.8.16.1);
• Tax Credit for University Research or Research Carried Out by a Public Research Centre or a Research Consortium (RD-1029.8.6);
• Tax Credit for Tees and Dues Paid to a Research Consortium (RD-1029.8.9.03);
• Costs Incurred for Work on an Immovable (TP-1086.R.23.12);
• General Index of Financial Information (GIFI) [Form of the Canada Revenue Agency]