Question about layoff and documentation
I was laid off, a bit before Christmas. After a layoff, am I not supposed to get some "paperwork" from Revenue Canada or some other government agency? I was also laid off 7 years ago, and then received a piece of paper in the mail. I recall it had on it my severance pay, "position redundant" or something similar, and some other info.
And am I supposed to take that and do something funky with it on my taxes (for the severance portion)?
I'm just wondering if that's standard or was a onetime thing from my previous company. I no longer have the paperwork to go back and check, unfortunately.
Thanks
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