Submit documents to support your property tax deferment application

When you apply to defer your taxes, you'll need to upload supporting documentation with your application if you're applying:

• On behalf of a registered owner
• As a surviving spouse (Regular Program only)
• As a person with disabilities or as a parent or stepparent of a person with disabilities

Applying on behalf of a registered owner

You may apply on behalf of a qualifying registered owner if you have Power of Attorney for that person. You must upload a copy of this document when prompted in the application. Provide your current mailing address, if different than the document. You’ll only have to provide this document to us once unless otherwise requested. If there isn’t a Power of Attorney available, an Authorization or Cancellation of a Representative (FIN 146) may be used. This form is to authorize or cancel a representative (such as a family member, legal or financial representative. Incomplete forms will not be accepted.

Applying as a surviving spouse

If you're a surviving spouse, you must upload a copy of your deceased spouse's death certificate when prompted in the application. Before applying, remove the deceased from the property title. Property titles that are not updated through LTSA may be rejected.

Applying as a person with disabilities or as a parent or stepparent of a person with disabilities

If you're a person with disabilities or a parent or stepparent of a person with disabilities, you must upload one of the following documents when prompted in the application:

• Confirmation of Assistance, or other documentation from the Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction confirming your Persons with Disabilities designation, or
• Physician Certification Form (FIN 58) (PDF), completed and signed by a physician

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