What your representative can do
When you authorize a representative, you are letting them represent you for your personal tax, business tax, non-resident tax, or trust tax matters.
With authorization, your representative could do one or more of the following:
Your representative's access to your tax information remains until you or they cancel the access or it expires (if an expiry date was included in the authorization request). Your representative's access won't expire when the CRA is notified of your death.
For information on how to cancel authorization, go to Cancel authorization for a representative.
What you can do
From the "Profile" section in My Business Account, within the "Authorized representatives" section, select "Manage authorized representatives" to:
For information about corporations, go to Access to corporate tax information.
2. Before You Start
Know your responsibilities
You're responsible for providing your tax information to your representative. They will require one or more of the following:
When you authorize a representative, you're letting them represent you for your business tax matters.
Business tax matters include topics related to information on your program accounts. If you want to authorize a representative for your Canadian business, you'll first need a business number. To find out if you need a business number, go to When you need a business number or Canada Revenue Agency program accounts.
En línea:
La forma más rápida. Autorizar a un representante en línea le da acceso inmediato a su cuenta de CRA. Ya debes estar registrado en Mi Cuenta de Empresa. Puedes ver como registrarte aqui.
Online:
Fastest way. Authorizing a representative online gives them immediate access to your CRA account. You must already be registered with My Business Account.
You should receive a note that says:
You can let us know when you have granted us authorization by email at info@torofinancial.ca