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CAD $179
One entity and its corporate group.
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In development · launch targeted November–December 2026
Organizes the T106 Summary and slips around one row per non-resident, ties Part IV loans and investments to the trial balance, and compares each slip with last year's.
From the Template column of the CRA forms index.
The Questionnaire covers the T106 Summary (identification, the summary questions, non-monetary or nil consideration and certification) and which slip Parts apply. Non-Residents, Transactions and Balances & Derivatives hold slip Parts II, III and IV to VI on shared rows, one per non-resident, and Slip Totals derives boxes A to I, whose total drives the filing test on Summary. Summary adds a filing calendar and a s.162(7) late-filing estimate, while Slip View, T106 Summary and Prior Year set this year's figures beside last year's.
The workbook does not file the return; it prepares the working papers and a CSV for Taxprep's Import Data. It does not replace contemporaneous transfer-pricing documentation under subsection 247(4); it records only the slip's answer on whether that documentation was prepared or obtained.
CAD $179
One entity and its corporate group.
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Request enterprise pricingA perpetual licence for the purchased edition. A new tax year is a separate edition. Full licence
No. It prepares and documents the figures; filing takes place in the tax software after the CSV import described on the import and export page.
Yes. The .xlsm carries the macros behind its buttons: the tab filter, row sizing where the workbook repeats rows, and the Taxprep CSV. They act on the workbook and write only that CSV, beside it. There are no external links.
Sheets are supplied without active protection. Cell lock flags allow protection to be enabled when needed.
Minor corrections to the purchased edition are included under the terms of sale. A new tax year is a separate edition.
Not yet. Launch is targeted for November–December 2026; the price shown is the planned in-house licence price.