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Estate Disclaimer And Cra
Summary
When a lawyer sends a disclaimer to the CRA, it generally loses solicitor-client privilege. The CRA may correct T3 slips if they receive the necessary documentation from the estate. Co-trustees should communicate and share relevant information. If the CRA has the disclaimer, they should process it, but follow-up may be needed. Consulting a lawyer and ensuring the chartered accountant has all necessary documents can help resolve the issue.Full Conversation
Jack refused to tell Peter, a co-estate trustee about this disclaimer. Will CRA eventually correct the T3 slips that the estate issues to reflect Jack disclaiming his inheritance
In this case, if Jack has disclaimed his inheritance, the CRA may correct the T3 slips to reflect this disclaimer, but it will depend on whether they receive the necessary documentation and instructions from the estate's executors or trustees. It is best to inform the CRA and provide all relevant documents to ensure proper adjustments.
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I Peter is kept in the dark since Jack disclaimed in December *
It sounds like Peter, as a co-estate trustee, is not being informed by Jack about the disclaimer. Unfortunately, as a co-trustee, Peter should be kept in the loop about all significant decisions and actions related to the estate.
Here are a few steps Peter might consider:
- Communication: Attempt to communicate directly with Jack to get more information.
- Documentation: Ensure all relevant documentation is collected and reviewed.
- Legal Advice: It may be beneficial to consult with a lawyer to understand the full legal implications and next steps.
Is there any specific aspect of this situation you need further guidance on?
Here are a few steps Peter might consider:
- Communication: Attempt to communicate directly with Jack to get more information.
- Documentation: Ensure all relevant documentation is collected and reviewed.
- Legal Advice: It may be beneficial to consult with a lawyer to understand the full legal implications and next steps.
Is there any specific aspect of this situation you need further guidance on?
Jack refuses to disclose the disclaimer. CRA fined the estate for not disclosing up to date information and Jack and Peter appealed the fine. CRA assigned an officer to the case.
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It seems like a complex situation involving estate management and the CRA. Here are some key points to consider:
- The CRA might correct the T3 slips if provided with the necessary documentation.
- Co-trustees should ideally share all relevant information.
- Consulting a lawyer might be beneficial given the potential legal implications.
Do you need any further information or guidance on this matter?
It seems like a complex situation involving estate management and the CRA. Here are some key points to consider:
- The CRA might correct the T3 slips if provided with the necessary documentation.
- Co-trustees should ideally share all relevant information.
- Consulting a lawyer might be beneficial given the potential legal implications.
Do you need any further information or guidance on this matter?
so CRAshould issue new T3 slips to reflect that Jack is no longer beneficiary of the estate
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It sounds like a complicated issue with the CRA and the estate. The CRA will likely require appropriate documentation from the estate to issue corrected T3 slips.
Is there any specific aspect of this situation you would like more information on or guidance with?
It sounds like a complicated issue with the CRA and the estate. The CRA will likely require appropriate documentation from the estate to issue corrected T3 slips.
Is there any specific aspect of this situation you would like more information on or guidance with?
HOw do CRA handle this
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The CRA typically requires the following steps to handle a disclaimer of inheritance and correct T3 slips:
- Submission of relevant documentation from the estate, including the disclaimer.
- Review by an assigned CRA officer.
- Potential issuance of corrected T3 slips once all proper documentation is verified.
Would you like more information on how to submit these documents to the CRA?
The CRA typically requires the following steps to handle a disclaimer of inheritance and correct T3 slips:
- Submission of relevant documentation from the estate, including the disclaimer.
- Review by an assigned CRA officer.
- Potential issuance of corrected T3 slips once all proper documentation is verified.
Would you like more information on how to submit these documents to the CRA?
CRA has the disclaimer from Jack's lawyer
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Since CRA already has the disclaimer from Jack's lawyer, they should be able to process it and issue the corrected T3 slips. However, it might be beneficial for Peter to follow up with the CRA and ensure that all necessary steps are being taken to reflect the disclaimer.
Would you like more information on how to follow up with the CRA or any further guidance on this matter?
Since CRA already has the disclaimer from Jack's lawyer, they should be able to process it and issue the corrected T3 slips. However, it might be beneficial for Peter to follow up with the CRA and ensure that all necessary steps are being taken to reflect the disclaimer.
Would you like more information on how to follow up with the CRA or any further guidance on this matter?
CRA does not reveal it has a disclaimer, but it has it
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Since you mentioned that the CRA has the disclaimer but is not revealing it, Peter may need to take proactive steps to follow up. Here are a few suggestions:
- Follow Up: Contact the assigned CRA officer directly to confirm receipt and processing of the disclaimer.
- Documentation: Ensure all other relevant documents are in order and submitted.
- Legal Advice: Consult a lawyer for assistance in dealing with the CRA and resolving the fine issue.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to contact the CRA officer or further steps Peter should take?
Since you mentioned that the CRA has the disclaimer but is not revealing it, Peter may need to take proactive steps to follow up. Here are a few suggestions:
- Follow Up: Contact the assigned CRA officer directly to confirm receipt and processing of the disclaimer.
- Documentation: Ensure all other relevant documents are in order and submitted.
- Legal Advice: Consult a lawyer for assistance in dealing with the CRA and resolving the fine issue.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to contact the CRA officer or further steps Peter should take?
the chartered accountant is dealing with CRA
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Given that the Chartered Accountant is already handling communications with the CRA, here are a few steps to consider:
- Ensure the accountant has all necessary documentation.
- Follow up regularly with the CRA.
- Consult a lawyer for any legal implications or further actions needed.
Would you like more specific information on any part of this process?
Given that the Chartered Accountant is already handling communications with the CRA, here are a few steps to consider:
- Ensure the accountant has all necessary documentation.
- Follow up regularly with the CRA.
- Consult a lawyer for any legal implications or further actions needed.
Would you like more specific information on any part of this process?
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