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How do I register for Represent a Client? Go to Represent a Client. Create a CRA user ID and password or login with a Sign-in Partner. Register your business (using your Business Number (BN)), yourself with this service and receive a representative identifier (RepID) or a group and receive a group identifier (GroupID).
To authorize a representative to have offline access to your: Business account information, use Form AUT-01, Authorize a Representative for Offline Access, and mail the form to the appropriate CRA tax centre listed on the form within six months of the date it is signed.
How to submit documents to the Canada Revenue Agency online Log in to CRA My Account. Click on the Submit Documents button in the quick links section on the left side of the welcome page. Provide the reference number found on the CRA's letter requesting the submission of your documents. Upload your documents.
To authorize a representative to have offline access to your: Business account information, use Form AUT-01, Authorize a Representative for Offline Access, and mail the form to the appropriate CRA tax centre listed on the form within six months of the date it is signed.
Authorize My Representative allows elderly taxpayers and parents to give consent to a close friend or family member to contact the Canada Revenue Agency on their behalf. This would allow the designated individual to contact CRA online, by telephone, in person or in writing.

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When you authorize a representative, you are letting them represent you for your personal tax, business tax, non-resident tax, or trust tax matters. With authorization, your representative could do one or more of the following: access your personal tax information, tax assessment or reassessment.
In October 2021, we introduced a new way to authorize a representative, which will help you protect your tax information using My Account or My Business Account. To learn more about this process, go to Confirm a representative using My Account or My Business Account.
The person responsible for paying taxes on behalf of a deceased person will typically be named within the Estate Plan. This person will be in charge of settling the Estate and will have access to the information and accounts necessary to pay the outstanding taxes.
Expenses of a personal nature (e.g., paying debts of the deceased) or those relating to the administration of the estate are not deductible (i.e., most legal fees, probate fees and executor fees related to administration).
Generally, you must keep all required records and supporting documents for a period of six years from the end of the last tax year they relate to.

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