- Canada requires distributed investment plans like mutual fund trusts and investment limited partnerships to contact investors by October 15, 2025 to collect GST/HST and QST information under tax sharing regulations
- The rules create obligations for investors who must respond in writing with details based on their category, and securities dealers must also meet similar compliance requirements
- Plans classified as Selected Listed Financial Institutions must annually gather specific information from certain investors, covering various investment vehicles including mutual funds, investment corporations, and pension entities
- These plans must send written requests to investors by October 15 each year and collect all necessary details by December 31 to maintain compliance
- The information collection process helps calculate provincial attribution percentages that are crucial for managing indirect tax costs, determining tax liabilities, and ensuring accurate GST/HST and QST return reporting
Source: regfollower.com
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