Canadian Federal Legal Forms and Templates

This Form is used for applying for a T100 Identification Number (TIN) in Canada when exercising flow-through warrants (FTWs) and providing details of the FTWs exercised.

This Form is used for providing details of Flow-Through Shares (FTSs) and Flow-Through Warrants (FTWs) subscribed in Canada.

This form is used for claiming a tax rebate on tuition fees paid in Manitoba, Canada.

This form is used for providing a deposit advice to individuals or organizations in Canada. It contains information about the deposited amount, the recipient, and other relevant details.

This form is used for delegating authority to certain selected listed financial institutions in Canada.

This Form is used for applying for a rebate of Goods and Services Tax/Harmonized Sales Tax (GST/HST) and Quebec Sales Tax (QST) for selected listed financial institutions in Canada.

This form is used for obtaining consent from businesses in Canada for certain selected listed financial institutions.

This form is used for claiming the Nova Scotia GST/HST rebate in Canada.

This form is used for pension entities in Canada that are selected listed financial institutions for GST/HST purposes to apply for a QST rebate and make an election.

This form is used for pension entities in Canada to apply for GST/HST and QST rebates and to make elections for tax purposes.

This form is used for applying for children's special allowances in Canada. It is available in large print format for easier reading and completion.

This Form is used for canceling the business consent or delegated authority in Canada.

This form is used in Canada for making electronic payment adjustments.

This is a formal document that was designed to let companies authorize their representatives to access Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) program accounts and trust accounts offline - via telephone or mail

This form is used for registering for the Dedicated Telephone Service Pilot Project in Canada.

This form is used for making adjustments to bank remitted payments in Canada.