Authorize a representative: Nova Scotia Sales Tax (NSST) rebate or refund applications
Have someone represent you or speak on your behalf about your Nova Scotia Sales Tax (NSST) rebate or refund application by submitting a Letter of Authority Authorization Form to authorize a representative. You can submit the form when you apply or at any point during the application process.
Use the Letter of Authority Authorization Form if you want to have someone represent you or speak on your behalf about your Nova Scotia Sales Tax (NSST) rebate or refund application. You can submit the form when you apply or at any point during the application process.
Who can use this form
You need to use this form if you’re a Nova Scotia Sales Tax rebate or refund applicant and want to have someone else represent you or speak on your behalf about the application.
You need to submit a separate Letter of Authority Authorization Form for each new application and to authorize additional representatives.
What you need to do
- Complete the form.
- Send your completed form by mail or email. Or drop it off at the Business Registration Unit.
Before you start
Make sure you:
- apply for a Nova Scotia Sales Tax rebate or refund
- have the file number for your Nova Scotia Sales Tax application (assigned by the Provincial Tax Commission)
- fill in the name of your Nova Scotia Sales Tax application next to ‘Application Type’ on the Letter of Authority Authorization Form
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Related information
- Apply for Nova Scotia Sales Tax (NSST) rebate on a vehicle bought by a registered charitable organization
- Apply for Nova Scotia Sales Tax (NSST) rebate on a vehicle for a person without the complete use of their legs
- Apply for Nova Scotia Sales Tax (NSST) rebate on the private purchase of a vehicle or designated personal property permanently removed from Nova Scotia within 30 days of purchase
- Apply for Nova Scotia Sales Tax (NSST) rebate on the private purchase of a vehicle used for business activity
- Apply for Nova Scotia Sales Tax (NSST) refund on tax paid by mistake on a vehicle purchase