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  2. Begin with Part A, entering your personal information such as your first name, last name, date of birth, and social insurance number. Ensure all details are accurate.
  3. In Part B, provide information about your spouse or common-law partner if applicable. Include their name, date of birth, and social insurance number.
  4. Move to Part C to confirm your residency status. Enter the date you became a resident of Canada and any relevant details regarding previous residency.
  5. Complete Part D by detailing your income for the specified years. Make sure to include both your income and that of your spouse or common-law partner where necessary.
  6. If opting for direct deposit, fill out Part E with your banking information or attach a voided cheque.
  7. Finally, sign and date the certification in Part F to confirm the accuracy of the information provided before submitting the form.

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If you are a new resident of Canada and have children who are under 19 years of age: Download and print the PDF Form RC151, GST/HST Credit and Canada Carbon Rebate Application for Individuals Who Become Residents of Canada to apply and register any children in your care.
To claim a GST tax refund, you must apply by filling out Form GST 34. Same as a regular GST return, only this time, your input tax credits exceed the GST collected, creating a refund position.
You have up to three years to ask for a retroactive payment.
Form RC66: If you have children, fill out and sign form RC66Canada Child Benefits application to apply for all child and family benefits, including the GST/HST credit. Form RC151: If you do not have children, fill out and sign form RC151GST/HST Credit Application for individuals who become residents of Canada.
The purpose of the RC151 form is to report the income you earned in your previous country, before you moved to Canada. Theres no need to report your Canadian income on that form, as it will be reported on your tax return instead.
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Application for refund required to be filed in FORM GST RFD-01 by the supplier on the common portal along with a statement containing the number and the date of the invoices received and issued during a tax period. Declaration of unjust enrichment is not required to be submitted in case of such refund claims.
When you have worked out your total GST credits, you can offset them against the amount of GST you are liable to pay to us. If your GST credits are greater than the amount you are liable to pay, youre entitled to a refund.
What is eligible for GST refund? You are eligible for a GST refund if you have paid excess tax, exported goods or services, made zero-rated supplies, claimed lower income than presumptive income, or have unutilised input tax credit.

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