Send Us Information About the Person Acting as the Liquidator of the Succession
You must inform us that you are the liquidator of the succession so that we can share information about the deceased's tax file with you and send you correspondence regarding the deceased.
To inform us, you need to send us certain documents as soon as possible after the death.
Required documents
Which documents you need to send us depends on the characteristics of the succession, including the number of heirs.
A liquidator that is the sole heir must accept the role of liquidator (called “the office of liquidator”) if they are of full age and able to administer their property.
Use the table below to determine which documents you need to send us.
Deceased left testamentary provisions |
Deceased did not leave testamentary provisions |
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If there are multiple heirs, use the table below to determine which documents you need to send us.
Deceased left testamentary provisions |
Deceased did not leave testamentary provisions |
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Designating someone to act on your behalf does not release you from your obligations as liquidator of the succession. You must ensure that the person carries out their role appropriately.
Sending documents
Once you have all the required documents, mail them to one of the addresses below.
Montréal area | Revenu Québec C. P. 3000, succursale Place-Desjardins Montréal (Québec) H5B 1A4 |
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Québec City area | Revenu Québec 3800, rue de Marly Québec (Québec) G1X 4A5 |
It can take up to 60 days for the liquidator to be registered in our systems. Once they are registered, we will send you written confirmation.