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CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE (Pursuant to Section 53 of the Environmental Management Act) THIS IS TO CERTIFY that as of the date indicated below, the site identified in Schedule A of this Certificate

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A neighbouring source refers to a source of income or property located in a neighboring jurisdiction that may be subject to reporting or taxation in a different location than where it is earned.

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Individuals, businesses, or entities that receive income or own property in a neighboring jurisdiction are typically required to file a neighbouring source.

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The purpose of the neighbouring source is to ensure transparency and proper taxation of income and property that originates outside the primary jurisdiction of the taxpayer.

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Information that must be reported includes the type of income or property, the amount earned or the value, the location of the source, and any applicable deductions or credits.