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Rev. 062016 Tax Residency Recertification for ENTITIES Information provided on this form will be used to comply with Canadian tax regulatory requirements. Please use this form if you represent an

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How to fill out tax residency self-certification form:

1. Start by entering your personal information: Provide your full name, address, tax identification number (if applicable), and date of birth.
2. Indicate your tax residency status: Depending on your country of residence and the tax treaty agreements between your home country and the country where you are completing the form, you will need to select one of the following options: resident, non-resident, or deemed resident.
3. Provide details of your tax identification number: If you have a tax identification number in your country of residence, include it in the designated field. If you do not have one, leave the field blank.
4. Declare your tax residency in other countries: If you are considered tax resident in any other countries due to dual residency or other reasons, specify those countries and provide your tax identification numbers, if applicable.
5. Determine your category of tax residency: Depending on the specific form, there might be different categories for tax residency, such as individuals, corporations, partnerships, or trusts. Select the category that applies to you.
6. Understand the purpose of the certification: The purpose of the tax residency self-certification is to confirm your tax status for the purpose of fulfilling reporting requirements, such as in the case of the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) or the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA).

Who needs tax residency self-certification?

1. Individuals with foreign financial accounts: If you hold foreign bank accounts, investment accounts, or other financial assets, you may be required to complete a tax residency self-certification form when opening the accounts or when requested by the financial institution.
2. Non-residents with local income: If you are a non-resident earning income in a foreign country, you may need to provide a tax residency self-certification to claim any applicable tax treaty benefits or exemptions.
3. Entities engaging in international transactions: Businesses, partnerships, or trusts involved in international transactions may need to complete a tax residency self-certification form to comply with tax reporting obligations or to determine withholding tax requirements.

Remember, it is important to consult with a tax advisor or the relevant tax authority in your jurisdiction to understand the specific requirements and implications of completing a tax residency self-certification form.

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What is tax residency self-certification for?

Tax residency self-certification is a form used by financial institutions to collect information about a customer's tax residency status.

Who is required to file tax residency self-certification for?

Customers who have financial accounts or investments with a financial institution may be required to file tax residency self-certification.

How to fill out tax residency self-certification for?

Tax residency self-certification forms can usually be filled out electronically or in person at the financial institution. Customers must provide information about their tax residency status and provide any required documentation.

What is the purpose of tax residency self-certification for?

The purpose of tax residency self-certification is to comply with tax regulations and report the customer's tax residency status to the relevant tax authorities.

What information must be reported on tax residency self-certification for?

Tax residency self-certification forms typically require customers to provide their name, address, country of tax residency, tax identification number, and any supporting documentation.