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ITN tax number registration

ITN tax number registration

What is an ITN?

ITN is a tax number similar to SIN (social insurance number) for tax reporting purposes. ITN is generally issued to people who are not eligible to apply for SIN.

For non-Canadian residents who need to file Canadian taxes or have real estate investments in Canada, we strongly recommend that they apply for a Canadian Tax Number (ITN) as early as possible in order to avoid late filing penalties or late filing penalties when filing Canadian taxes. When selling an investment property, the transaction is delayed because you don’t have a Canadian tax return number. Especially for the recent new policy UHT declaration, the first requirement is to have an ITN or SIN number.

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The following information is roughly required,

Current residential address (including zip code) + current contact number + clear scan of the first page of the passport

After receiving the application, the Canada Revenue Agency will generally inform the applicant of the individual tax return number (ITN) in a letter in about 3-4 weeks. However, overseas applicants will take longer to be notified, generally around four to six weeks. The filing due date for UHT is the end of April. Please prepare early.

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Q&A

1. What is an ITN (Individual Tax Number)?
A: An ITN is an individual tax number issued by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to non-residents who do not have a Canadian Social Insurance Number (SIN). It is used to file tax returns, apply for tax refunds, and submit information about rental income, bank interest, scholarships, investment income, and other income.

2. Who needs an ITN?
A: If you are a non-resident in Canada and have any of the following circumstances, you need to apply for an ITN:
Own rental property in Canada and need to report rental income
Have income from a bank or investment account
Receive scholarships, grants, or research grants
Fill out an NR4, W-8BEN, or T776 form
Want to apply for a tax refund from the CRA
We can assist you in completing the forms and submitting your application to the CRA.

4. How long does it typically take to apply for an ITN?

A: Normal processing time is 6 to 10 weeks, depending on the CRA's workload.
We assist in preparing complete documentation and verifying the content to avoid CRA rejections or returns.

5. Does applying for an ITN automatically qualify you as a Canadian tax resident?
A: No. Having an ITN does not automatically qualify you as a Canadian tax resident. An ITN is simply an identification number issued by the CRA for reporting and recording specific income earned by non-residents in Canada and has no direct bearing on your tax status.

6. Does my ITN expire? Do I need to reapply every year?
A: Generally, no. An ITN is a one-time, long-term tax identification number. If you haven't used it for several years, you may need to reactivate or update your records, but you don't need to reapply every year.

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