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- Begin with Section I – IDENTIFICATION. Fill in your taxpayer name, account number(s), and social insurance number if applicable. Ensure your mailing address is complete, including city, province/territory, postal code, and country.
- Move to Section II – DETAILS OF REQUEST. Specify the type of request you are making (penalty cancellation, interest waiver, etc.) and provide any relevant details such as amounts and reasons for your request.
- In Section III – SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION, attach all necessary documents that support your request. This may include medical certificates or financial statements depending on your situation.
- Complete Section IV – CERTIFICATION by signing and dating the form. If you are a representative, include your name and phone number.
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