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1. Letter Header and Date: Official letterhead, current date, and reference number if applicable
2. Recipient Information: Full name and address of the tax authority (usually CRA)
3. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a tax exemption request/confirmation
4. Entity Identification: Full legal name, tax identification numbers, and registration details of the entity seeking exemption
5. Basis for Exemption: Citation of relevant sections of the Income Tax Act and explanation of how the entity qualifies
6. Scope of Exemption: Specific details about what activities or income streams are covered by the exemption
7. Time Period: Duration of the exemption being requested or confirmed
8. Certification: Declaration of accuracy of information provided
9. Signature Block: Authorized signatory details and signature
1. Previous Correspondence: Reference to prior communications with tax authorities, used when this letter is part of an ongoing dialogue
2. Special Circumstances: Any unique situations or conditions that affect the exemption status
3. Foreign Operations: Details of international activities, if the entity operates across borders
4. Related Entities: Information about affiliated organizations, if relevant to the exemption claim
5. Compliance History: Overview of past compliance with tax regulations, if beneficial to the application
1. Financial Statements: Recent financial statements supporting the exemption claim
2. Organization Structure: Diagram or description of entity structure for complex organizations
3. Supporting Documentation: Copies of registration certificates, permits, or other relevant official documents
4. Activity Schedule: Detailed breakdown of activities and their tax treatment, if multiple activities are involved
5. Compliance Certificates: Proof of good standing with various regulatory bodies
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