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There are three levels of authorization you can give your representative on your business accounts: Allow access to information only (level 1) Allow access to information and to make certain account changes (level 2) Delegate authority, and allow access to information and to make certain account changes (level 3)
Your representative is a person, a group of people or a business that you authorize to deal with the CRA for you, such as: an accountant. a bookkeeper. your spouse or common-law partner. another family member.
The CRA will review, validate, and process the electronic authorization request within three business days.
To confirm that the CRA has the most up-to-date information for you, we may send you a questionnaire or a letter asking for documents. This is to make sure that you get the right amount of benefits and credits. It's important that you reply and provide all the information requested by the CRA.
Yes. The CRA does accept electronic signatures on Form T1013.
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Yes. The CRA does accept electronic signatures on Form T1013.
CRA replaces RC59 with Form AUT-01 Authorize a Representative for Access by Phone and Mail. CRA has said that they will no longer accept the RC59 Business Consent for Offline Access and now as of today one will need to use the new Form AUT-01 Authorize a Representative for Access by Phone and Mail.
Effective immediately, the CRA will recognize electronic signatures as having met the signature requirements of the Income Tax Act.
There are three levels of authorization you can give your representative on your business accounts: Allow access to information only (level 1) Allow access to information and to make certain account changes (level 2) Delegate authority, and allow access to information and to make certain account changes (level 3)
How do I register myself with Represent a Client? First, you will need to validate your identity and create a CRA user ID and password or login with a Sign-in Partner. Second, you will need to register with the service and get a representative identifier (RepID). Go to the Represent a Client Web page to get started.

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