Hi,
I helped my father file taxes he hadn't for 10 years. Electronic filing for the past seven years was successful. He filed 2016 to 2014 in August, by paper as required and received the refunds for those years. He is also entitled to GST/HST and Trillium benefits for those years. These benefits were processed by the CRA and we were notified of the amounts he would be paid on dates in November. Sadly my father passed away in early October and the amounts have not shown up in his account (joint account with me and still open)
My Question is this: I cannot find anywhere on the CRA website, nor in contacting them if my father or his estate is still entitled to receive the GST/HST and Trillium benefits for the years 2016 to 2014.
Some background info: I have applied to the CRA to be the representative to do his final taxes for 2024, which takes a bit of time for confirmation. There is no will or executor and there will be no lawyer.
Appreciate your help.
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@xmasbaby0 wrote:CANADA This is the U.S. TurboTax public user forum. For help with Canadian taxes, please post your question in the Canada TurboTax user forum., at the following link.
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CRA had already determined the GST/HST and Trillium benefits were owed for those years before his passing, they may still be payable to his estate. He needs to contact the CRA’s Estate and Trusts division directly to confirm the status of the payments and how to proceed with receiving them on behalf of the estate. They may require additional documentation, such as proof of next of kin.
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