What are the methods of remitting non-resident withholding tax to the CRA?

Allan Madan, CA
 Nov 12, 2013
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There are 3 methods of remitting non-resident withhold tax to the CRA:

  1. Electronically:
  • Online at My payment
  • Using your financial institution’s phone or online banking
  1. At your financial institution: You will need to provide the completed non-resident tax remittance voucher with your payment.
  2. Mail cheque and the completed non-resident tax remittance voucher to the CRA at the following address: Canada Revenue Agency 875 Heron Road Ottawa, ON K1A 1B1

 

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Allan Madan is a CPA, CA and the founder of Madan Chartered Accountant Professional Corporation. Allan provides valuable tax planning, accounting and income tax preparation services in the Greater Toronto Area.

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