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Form T185 Electronic Filing of a Pre-authorized Debit Agreement - Canada
Form T185 Electronic Filing of a Pre-authorized Debit Agreement - Canada is used for authorizing the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to withdraw funds directly from your bank account for the payment of taxes, such as individual taxes or GST/HST remittances.
The Form T185 for Electronic Filing of a Pre-authorized Debit Agreement in Canada is filed by the individual or organization who wishes to authorize the debit agreement.
FAQ
Q: What is Form T185?A: Form T185 is an electronic filing form used in Canada for the pre-authorized debit agreement.
Q: What is a pre-authorized debit agreement?A: A pre-authorized debit agreement is an arrangement that allows an individual or organization to automatically withdraw funds from your bank account on a specified date.
Q: Who uses Form T185?A: Form T185 is used by individuals or organizations who want to set up a pre-authorized debit agreement with a bank account in Canada.
Q: Is Form T185 mandatory?A: No, Form T185 is not mandatory, but it is recommended for individuals or organizations who want to have a written record of their pre-authorized debit agreement.
Q: Do I need to submit Form T185 to the CRA?A: No, you do not need to submit Form T185 to the CRA. It is for your records only.
Q: What information is required on Form T185?A: Form T185 requires information such as your name, address, banking information, and the details of the pre-authorized debit agreement.
Q: Can I cancel a pre-authorized debit agreement?A: Yes, you can cancel a pre-authorized debit agreement at any time by notifying your financial institution in writing.
Q: Is there a fee to set up a pre-authorized debit agreement?A: Some financial institutions may charge a fee to set up a pre-authorized debit agreement. You should check with your bank for their specific policies.
Q: Are there any risks with pre-authorized debit agreements?A: While pre-authorized debit agreements are generally convenient, there is a risk of unauthorized withdrawals if your banking information is compromised. It is important to review your bank statements regularly and report any suspicious transactions to your financial institution.
