Hi, Eileen; My question is simply this. If I start drawing my union pension at age 60 and continue to work part time, Do I still have to contribute to the EI program, even though I will be denied benefits upon layoff, because I make too much? Thank you and Best Regards, MG
Answer:
Yes MG, you probably will have to pay EI. Here are the links to learn more about EI programs @ http://www.servicecanada.gc.ca/eng/sc/ei/
CRA manages EI contributions, and Chapter 3 of T4001 explains the rules in depth, and there is a section on who doesn't qualify (keep reading) as well as who does found here: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/E/pub/tg/t4001/t4001-e.html#P574_52645
Here's a page of links to information articles CRA assembled because they get a lot of questions on this topic: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tx/hm/xplnd/menu-eng.html
If after you read these links, you feel your situation warrants it, check the last link on the last page (related topics) at the bottom and apply for a ruling in writing (anyone can do this) on a form CPT1
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