The CRA’s Reporting Requirements for Trusts and Revenu Québec’s Guide to Filing The Trust Income Tax Return
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February 2022
In the 2018 federal budget, the Department of Finance proposed a new T3 Trust Income Tax and Information Return filing requirements for trusts which will come into effect for taxation years that end after December 30, 2021. The 2021-2022 Quebec budget announced the introduction of similar rules with respect to the obligation to file a tax return and provide certain information on trusts in Quebec.
We encourage all of our trust clients to review the requirements and to consult with their tax advisors.
For more information, read our paper.
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Simon Lee
Vice President, Tax, CIBC Mellon
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