Power of Attorney

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You can appoint a person, such as a friend or family member, to deal with Revenu Québec on your behalf by filing a power of attorney for the purposes of your advance payments of the tax credit for home-support services for seniors.

By doing so, you grant the person the right to view and modify the documents and information we need to process your advance-payment applications. You can also choose to have all correspondence pertaining to your advance payments of the tax credit sent directly to the person appointed to represent you.

To grant someone a power of attorney, complete form MR-69.MD-V, Power of Attorney for Advance Payments: Tax Credit for Home-Support Services for Seniors.

Such a power of attorney does not authorize the person to use the Apply for Advance Payments of the Tax Credit for Home-Support Services for Seniors or View Advance Payment Information: Tax Credit for Home-Support Services for Seniors online services. Note that you can view (and revoke) the power of attorney using form MR-69.MD-V or the View or Revoke an Authorization or a Power of Attorney online service.

For advance payments of the tax credit for home-support services for seniors, form MR-69.MD-V replaces form MR-69-V, Authorization to Communicate Information or Power of Attorney. If you granted power of attorney using form MR-69-V, it will remain valid until the end of the period stipulated in the form. Once that power of attorney has expired, you can renew it using form MR-69.MD-V.

Power of Attorney

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