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Form RC552 Appointing a Legal Representative for a Deceased Person - Canada
Form RC552 (Appointing a Legal Representative for a Deceased Person) in Canada is used to appoint a legal representative for dealing with tax matters of a deceased person. This form allows the legal representative to act on behalf of the deceased person in fulfilling their tax obligations.
The form RC552 Appointing a Legal Representative for a Deceased Person in Canada is typically filed by the legal representative or executor of the deceased person's estate.
FAQ
Q: What is Form RC552?
A: Form RC552 is a document used in Canada to appoint a legal representative for a deceased person.
Q: Who can use Form RC552?
A: The legal representative of a deceased person can use Form RC552.
Q: What is the purpose of Form RC552?
A: The purpose of Form RC552 is to appoint a legal representative to deal with the tax affairs of a deceased person.
Q: Do I need to fill out Form RC552 if I am the legal representative of a deceased person?
A: Yes, as a legal representative, you are required to fill out Form RC552.
Q: What information is required on Form RC552?
A: Form RC552 requires basic information about the deceased person and the legal representative, as well as details about their tax obligations.
Q: Are there any deadlines for submitting Form RC552?
A: The CRA recommends submitting Form RC552 as soon as possible after the death of the individual.
Q: Can I appoint more than one legal representative using Form RC552?
A: No, Form RC552 allows for the appointment of only one legal representative.
Q: Is there a fee for submitting Form RC552?
A: No, there is no fee for submitting Form RC552 to the CRA.
Q: What should I do after submitting Form RC552?
A: After submitting Form RC552, the legal representative should continue to fulfill their duties and obligations regarding the deceased person's taxes.
