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The document outlines the application process for non-residents of Canada seeking a reduction in the non-resident tax withheld on qualifying Canadian income. It details eligibility criteria, including the option to elect under section 217 of the Canadian Income Tax Act for potentially lower tax rates on certain benefits. The form must be submitted every five years, and applicants are required to report their Canadian-source income and net world income. Specific instructions for residents of certain countries regarding treaty exemptions are also provided.

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Begin with Section 1, where you will find information about eligibility. Ensure you understand the terms of agreement regarding your non-resident status and tax obligations.
In Section 2, report all types of Canadian benefits you receive. This includes CPP, OAS, and other pensions. Fill in the details accurately to avoid delays.
Proceed to Section 3 for applicant identification. Provide your last name, first name, SIN or ITN, address, date of birth, and contact information.
In Section 4, list the Canadian benefits you will receive this year along with their estimated amounts. Be thorough to ensure proper processing.
Section 5 requires net world income information. Include all sources of income and any changes that may occur during the year.
Complete Sections 6 and 7 by providing information on non-refundable tax credits and dependent details if applicable.
Finally, certify your application in Section 8 by signing and dating the form before submission.

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