StatusChangeUse StatusChange to indicate a current year change in status of the taxpayer. Date of Death will appear in the identification area of both the Federal and Quebec income tax return.The date of status change, other than death, will appear in the identification area of the Quebec income tax return only. The following options are applicable for the keyword StatusChange.
Change-DateUse Change-Date to enter the date of the status change which was indicated with the StatusChange keyword.
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Elig-DependantThis option provides the possibility of overriding the calculations already made by DT Max. Select "Yes" if you want DT Max to claim the eligible dependant amount on line 30400 of the federal return. Select "No" if you don't want this amount.
Please note that a taxpayer is entitled to the eligible dependant amount if, at any time during the year, that taxpayer was single, divorced, separated, or widowed and at that time that taxpayer supported a dependant to whom all of the following applied. The dependant:
SingleParentThis option provides the possibility of overriding the calculations already made by DT Max. Select "Yes" if you want DT Max to claim the single-parent family amount on line 21 of the Quebec schedule B or on line 63940 of the Nunavut credits schedule NU479. Select "No" if you dont want this amount.For Quebec, if a taxpayer is entitled to the amount for a person living alone, he/she may also be entitled to the additional amount as a single-parent family if he/she lived during the year with a child of 18 or over enrolled in post-secondary studies. For Nunavut resident, if the taxpayer 2023 adjusted net income is more than $60,000, he/she could obtain the cost of living supplement for single parents to a maximum of $255.12. The Nunavut taxpayer is considered a single parent if at any time in the taxation year: The taxpayer is not married or living in a common-law partnership or, is married or in a common-law partnership and is living apart due to a breakdown in the marriage or partnership; and The taxpayer has custody of a child, for at least 50% of the time, who is under 18 years of age or, who is 18 years of age or older and is dependant due to a mental or physical disability.
Return-Type.sUse the keyword Return-Type.s to indicate the type of return to be filed for the year of death.Optional returns are returns on which you report some of the income that you would otherwise report on the final return. By filing one or more optional returns, you may reduce or eliminate tax for the deceased. This is possible because you can claim certain amounts more than once, split them between returns, or claim them against specific kinds of income. 1. Return for rights or things Rights or things are amounts that were not paid at the time of death and that, had the person not died, would have been included in his or her income when received. There are rights or things from employment and other sources. You can file a return for rights or things to report the value of the rights or things at the time of death. However, if you file a return for rights or things, you have to report all rights or things on that return, except those transferred to beneficiaries. You cannot split rights or things between the final return and the return for rights or things. DT Max will indicate "Section 70(2)" in the top right-hand corner of page 1 of the federal return and "Section 429" in the top right-hand corner of page 1 of the Quebec return.
2. Return for a partner or proprietor A deceased person may have been a partner in, or the sole proprietor of, a business. The business may have a fiscal year that does not start or end on the same dates as the calendar year. If the person died after the end of the business' fiscal period but before the end of the calendar year in which the fiscal period ended, you can file an optional return for the deceased. On this return, report the income for the time from the end of the fiscal period to the date of death. If you choose not to file this optional return, report all business income on the final return. DT Max will indicate "Section 150(4)" in the top right-hand corner of page 1 of the federal return and "Section 1003" in the top right-hand corner of page 1 of the Quebec return.
3. Return for income from a testamentary trust You can file an optional return for a deceased person who received income from a testamentary trust. The trust may have a fiscal period that does not start or end on the same dates as the calendar year. If the person died after the end of the taxation year of the trust, but before the end of the calendar year in which the fiscal period ended, you can file an optional return for the deceased. On this return, report the income for the time from the end of the fiscal period to the date of death. If you choose not to file this optional return, report all income from the trust on the final return. DT Max will indicate "Section 104(23)(d)" in the top right-hand corner of page 1 of the federal return and "Section 681" in the top right-hand corner of page 1 of the Quebec return.
The following options are applicable for the keyword Return-Type.s.
Election-104-13_4An election under subsection 104(13.4) was made? (Yes/No) Effective for 2016, under subsection 104(13.4), where a beneficiary of an alter ego trust, spousal or common-law partner trust, or the last surviving beneficiary of a joint spousal or common-law partner trust dies, there is a deemed year end of the trust at the date of death of the beneficiary. All the income of the trust for that year must be included in the income reported on the beneficiary's final T1 return.
Election-AmountWhen an election is being made under subsection 104(13.4) on behalf of a deceased client, you must enter the amount which corresponds to the election.
Optional-ReturnUse the keyword Optional-Return if you filed optional returns such as returns for income from rights or things, returns for a partner or sole proprietor, or returns for income from a testamentary trust.
Optional-NIUse the keyword Optional-NI to enter the net income from the Quebec tax return (line 275) for each optional return.In calculating the family income on Schedules B, C and K, the income from line 275 of all the tax returns filed in the year of death must be taken into account. The following options are applicable for the keyword Optional-NI.
RC65Use the keyword RC65 to generate the RC65 - Marital status change. Select the new marital status and enter the date this new marital status began.The following options are applicable for the keyword RC65.
Last-Name-atBirthLast name at birth (if different).
Home-Address.rcSelect the home address.The following options are applicable for the keyword Home-Address.rc.
Street.busUse Street.bus to enter the address of your self-employed client's business or rental property.If no address is entered, DT Max will use the client's home address. If you wish to enter an apartment number on form TP-128, enter "apt" after the address followed by the apartment number. This field is also required for efile.
Apartment.busSpecify the suite number of the business.
City.buUse City.bu to enter the name of the city of your self-employed client's business or rental property.If no address is entered, DT Max will use the client's home address. This field is also required for efile.
Province.buUse Province.bu to enter the province of your self-employed client's business or rental property.If no address is entered, DT Max will use the client's home address. This field is also required for efile.
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PostCode.buUse PostCode.bu to enter the postal code for your self-employed client's business or rental property.If no address is entered, DT Max will use the client's home address for the business. This entry is also required for efile.
Move-Diff-ProvIf the taxpayer moved from a different province or territory within the last 12 months, select the previous province or territory and the date of the move.
DT-ImportClient.rcUse DT-ImportClient.rc to indicate whether or not DT Max should automatically import information concerning a spouse from the current DT Max client list.If yes, you will be prompted to enter the client number of the spouse you wish to import. If you choose to re-import the spouse information, you must re-select the option "Yes". This will update all keywords in the RC65 group unless they have been verified and checkmarked. A checkmarked keyword guarantees that the information will remain unchanged.
DTMax-ClientNum.rcDT Max will automatically input the client number of the spouse as well as the date and time it was last calculated in the keyword DTMax-ClientNum.rc .
SP-LastNameSP-LastName is used to enter the new spouse or common-law partner last or family name.
SP-FirstNameSP-FirstName is used to enter the first name of the new spouse or common-law partner.
SP-SINUse the keyword SP-SIN to enter a client's social insurance number.
SP-BirthDateUse SP-BirthDate to enter the client's date of birth.
SP-Home-Address.rcThe spouse's or common-law partner's address will be updated to match the address you entered in Part 1, unless you indicate otherwise. Select the spouse's or common-law partner's address.The following options are applicable for the keyword SP-Home-Address.rc.
Street.busUse Street.bus to enter the address of your self-employed client's business or rental property.If no address is entered, DT Max will use the client's home address. If you wish to enter an apartment number on form TP-128, enter "apt" after the address followed by the apartment number. This field is also required for efile.
Apartment.busSpecify the suite number of the business.
City.buUse City.bu to enter the name of the city of your self-employed client's business or rental property.If no address is entered, DT Max will use the client's home address. This field is also required for efile.
Province.buUse Province.bu to enter the province of your self-employed client's business or rental property.If no address is entered, DT Max will use the client's home address. This field is also required for efile.
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PostCode.buUse PostCode.bu to enter the postal code for your self-employed client's business or rental property.If no address is entered, DT Max will use the client's home address for the business. This entry is also required for efile.
ClearanceUse the keyword Clearance in the year of death in order to generate a clearance certificate. Important - Do not send to the governement this form until:
Do not attach this form to the tax return. Under subsection 159(2) of the Income Tax Act, a legal representative has to get a clearance certificate before distributing property that they control in such capacity. If the property is distributed without a certificate, the legal representative may become liable for any unpaid amounts. If you do not get a clearance certificate before you distribute property, you are personally liable for unpaid amounts, whether assessed before or after the actual distribution of property. Your liability will not exceed the value of the property that you distributed. Interest will accrue on the amount assessed. For T1 Deceased, the governement require:
Where to send the TX19
Quebec Region:
Ontario Region and Nunavut:
Prairies Region and the Northwest Territories:
Pacific Region:
For Victoria and Southern Interior BC tax services offices, send it to: For more information, see the information circular titled Clearance Certificate on the CRA's Web site.
Identification.txSpecify the address to use.The following options are applicable for the keyword Identification.tx.
Street.txEnter the name of the street.
Apartment.txEnter the apartment number of client's mailing address
City.txEnter the name of the city.
Province.txEnter the name of the province.
PostCode.txEnter the postal code in the format A1B 2C3.
Country.txUse the keyword Country.tx to specify the country where the trustee resides if other than Canada.
ZipCode.txForeign ZIP or postal code of client's mailing address OUTSIDE CANADA.
IdentificationNo.xIdentification number (10-digits long and shown on his or her Quebec notice of assessment).
Sp-Identificon.xSpouse identification number if applicable (10-digits long and shown on his or her notice of assessment).
CorrespondenceSelect the person to whom communications regarding the processing of the MR-14.A form and the distribution certificate should be mailed.The following options are applicable for the keyword Correspondence.
NameDesignatedPersEnter the designated person's name and enclose a copy of the power of attorney if you have not already submitted it.
Principal-LegalRepInformations of the principal legal representative to whom the certificate will be send.The following options are applicable for the keyword Principal-LegalRep.
RepresentativeNameLegal representative's name.
RepresentFirstNameLegal representative's first name.
RepresentativeSINLegal representative's SIN.
Que-NEQ-No.mr14Enter the Québec entreprise number (NEQ).
Business-Name.mr14Enter the business name.
Street.lEnter the name of the street.
Apartment.lEnter the apartment number of client's mailing address
City.lEnter the name of the city.
Province.lEnter the name of the province.
PostCode.lEnter the postal code in the format A1B 2C3.
Country.lUse the keyword Country.l to specify the country where the trustee resides if other than Canada.
ZipCode.lForeign ZIP or postal code of client's mailing address OUTSIDE CANADA.
LegalRep-EmailDo you want the CRA to communicate electronically with the legal representative? You must enter the email address of the legal representative with the keyword Rep-EmailAddress .
Rep-RegionalCode.Select the regional code (based on the province of legal representative)The following options are applicable for the keyword Rep-RegionalCode..
Rep-EmailAddress.Legal representative's email address
Represent-CapacitySelect the capacity of the legal representative. A legal representative of a taxpayer, for the purposes of subsection 159(2), is an assignee, a liquidator, a curator, a receiver of any kind, a trustee (not including a trustee in bankruptcy), an heir, an administrator, an executor, a liquidator of a succession, a committee, or any like person, administering, winding up, controlling or otherwise dealing in a representative or fiduciary capacity with the property that belongs, or belonged to, or that is or was held for the benefit of, the taxpayer or the taxpayer's estate. The reference to any other like person includes any person acting as a liquidator, whether or not the person was formally appointed.
The following options are applicable for the keyword Represent-Capacity.
Represent-PhoneLegal representative's telephone number.
Represent-OffPhoneLegal representative's office telephone number.
Identification-NoIdentification number (10-digits long and shown on his or her notice of assessment).
Other-LegalRepInformations of the other legal representative.The following options are applicable for the keyword Other-LegalRep.
RepresentativeNameLegal representative's name.
RepresentFirstNameLegal representative's first name.
RepresentativeSINLegal representative's SIN.
Que-NEQ-No.mr14Enter the Québec entreprise number (NEQ).
Business-Name.mr14Enter the business name.
Street.lEnter the name of the street.
Apartment.lEnter the apartment number of client's mailing address
City.lEnter the name of the city.
Province.lEnter the name of the province.
PostCode.lEnter the postal code in the format A1B 2C3.
Country.lUse the keyword Country.l to specify the country where the trustee resides if other than Canada.
ZipCode.lForeign ZIP or postal code of client's mailing address OUTSIDE CANADA.
LegalRep-EmailDo you want the CRA to communicate electronically with the legal representative? You must enter the email address of the legal representative with the keyword Rep-EmailAddress .
Rep-RegionalCode.Select the regional code (based on the province of legal representative)The following options are applicable for the keyword Rep-RegionalCode..
Rep-EmailAddress.Legal representative's email address
Represent-CapacitySelect the capacity of the legal representative. A legal representative of a taxpayer, for the purposes of subsection 159(2), is an assignee, a liquidator, a curator, a receiver of any kind, a trustee (not including a trustee in bankruptcy), an heir, an administrator, an executor, a liquidator of a succession, a committee, or any like person, administering, winding up, controlling or otherwise dealing in a representative or fiduciary capacity with the property that belongs, or belonged to, or that is or was held for the benefit of, the taxpayer or the taxpayer's estate. The reference to any other like person includes any person acting as a liquidator, whether or not the person was formally appointed.
The following options are applicable for the keyword Represent-Capacity.
Represent-PhoneLegal representative's telephone number.
Represent-OffPhoneLegal representative's office telephone number.
Identification-NoIdentification number (10-digits long and shown on his or her notice of assessment).
Returns-filedUse the keyword Returns-filed to indicate the income tax return filed for the year of death.The following options are applicable for the keyword Returns-filed.
Filing-DateUse the keyword Filing-Date to enter the filing date.
FiscPeriodeEndDateUse the keyword FiscPeriodeEndDate to enter the fiscal period end date of the final T2.
LastFiscPeriodEndUse the keyword LastFiscPeriodEnd to enter the last fiscal period ending filed.
Wind-Up-DateUse the keyword Wind-Up-Date to enter the wind-up date.
Reason.tx19Use the keyword Reason to explain why there was no income tax return filed for the year of death.
DistributionTypeSelect the kind of distribution the liquidator needs a certificate for.The following options are applicable for the keyword DistributionType.
PostDeathIncomeEnter the total income reported in the TP-646 forms(s) filed for all the taxation years for the period beginning after the death and ending on the date the succession was liquidated.The following options are applicable for the keyword PostDeathIncome.
PropertyUse the keyword Property to enter the market value of the property in Canada.This information will be reported on Quebec schedule MR-14.A to determine the value of the property to be distributed. The following options are applicable for the keyword Property.
ACB.txAdjusted cost base of the property.
Lot-InfoUse the keyword Lot-Info to enter the lot and cadastre numbers of any immovables, and the names of the municipalities where the immovables are located, and if applicable, also enter the complete addresses of any buildings located there.
Plan-NameName of plan's administrator.
DebtsUse the keyword Debts to enter the deceased person's outstanding debts.This information will be reported on Quebec schedule MR-14.A to determine the value of the property to be distributed. The following options are applicable for the keyword Debts.
Description.dDescription.d Specify the other income tax and other taxes
DistributedPropUse the keyword DistributedProp to enter the value of any property already distributed.This information will be reported on Quebec schedule MR-14.A line 42 to determine the value of the property to be distributed. The following options are applicable for the keyword DistributedProp.
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