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When an assessment is under objection, the Commissioner may direct that the tax in dispute be heldover conditionally upon the purchase of a TRC of a specified amount. The sum purchased will be applied to settle the tax in dispute or repaid to the taxpayer depending on the final determination of the objection or appeal. Simple interest will be paid only in respect of the capital sum eventually repaid to the taxpayer.
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If the redemption is for settlement of tax liabilities, it must be done on a First-In-First-Out basis. In the case of redemption for cash, you can redeem the TRCs in any order.
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TRCs purchased under the Electronic Tax Reserve Certificates Scheme will be redeemed automatically on a First-In-First-Out basis for settlement of your tax liabilities. About 2 weeks before the tax due date, we will send a “proposal for redemption” to you showing details of certificates intended to be redeemed and any shortfall to be settled separately.
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No. You can earn interest only if the TRCs are redeemed for settlement of your tax liabilities.
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It generally takes up to 9 working days during July to December and 12 working days during January to June, to effect refund in respect of TRCs redeemed for cash.
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You can apply to open a TRC Account in writing using an IR1306. After processing your application, we will notify you of your TRC Account Number (TAN). Joint-name account is not allowed.
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You can do so through your eTAX Account, PPS, the Internet, e-Cheque, bank ATM, by post or in person. You can also purchase TRCs on a monthly basis through auto-pay arrangements with a bank. TRCs must be purchased in denominations of $300 or above and in multiples of $50.
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You can do so by completing and returning to us a redemption form (IR1333). No interest is payable in such cases.