Who can use Non-Resident TeleReply?
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Who can use Non-Resident TeleReply?
Non-Resident TeleReply is available to you within Canada and the United States if you are a Canadian payer, agent or authorized representative and you meet all of the following conditions:
- you have a nil remittance of non-resident tax to report;
- you do not have to deduct tax on the amounts you pay to non-residents; and
- the name and non-resident account number printed on the remittance voucher or Non-Resident Tax Information Request that the CRA sends you are correct.
You cannot use Non-Resident TeleReply if:
- you want to report a remittance of non-resident withholding tax;
- you have to deduct tax on the amounts you pay to non-residents;
- you have already advised us that your account is closed; or
- you wish to change your Non-Resident TeleReply response after you have received your confirmation number.
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- Date modified:
- 2016-12-15