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Unclaimed property information circular UP-2 : information for holders of unclaimed property

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The Alberta government maintains a central registry of property that has been presumed abandoned by its owner. In these cases, the person or entity that keeps or maintains property is required to... More ≫

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The Alberta government maintains a central registry of property that has been presumed abandoned by its owner. In these cases, the person or entity that keeps or maintains property is required to report and transfer the abandoned property or its cash equivalent to Alberta Tax and Revenue Administration (TRA). Any person with a legal claim to the property can file a claim, within 10 years of TRA receiving the property. This information circular discusses procedural matters and administrative policies and practices for this program.

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Superintendent of Insurance : enforcement activities

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To protect consumers and enhance public confidence in insurance, the Alberta Superintendent of Insurance monitors, investigates and takes appropriate regulatory action when there is non-compliance... More ≫

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To protect consumers and enhance public confidence in insurance, the Alberta Superintendent of Insurance monitors, investigates and takes appropriate regulatory action when there is non-compliance with the Insurance Act and Regulations. Regulatory action includes administrative penalties, cease and desist orders, compliance undertakings and court prosecutions. In all cases involving regulatory action, there will be public notification on the Government of Alberta website at http://insurance.alberta.ca/bulletins. This document contains enforcement activities undertaken by the Alberta Superintendent of Insurance and is updated to add new information as necessary.

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Unclaimed property information circular UP-3 : information for persons searching and submitting a claim for unclaimed property

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The Alberta government maintains a central registry of property that has been presumed abandoned by its owner. In these cases, the person or entity that keeps or maintains property is required to... More ≫

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The Alberta government maintains a central registry of property that has been presumed abandoned by its owner. In these cases, the person or entity that keeps or maintains property is required to report and transfer the abandoned property or its cash equivalent to Alberta Tax and Revenue Administration (TRA). Any person with a legal claim to the property can file a claim, within 10 years of TRA receiving the property. This information circular discusses how to search for and submit a claim for unclaimed property.

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Fuel Tax Act : registered / approved fuel dye suppliers

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This list provided by Tax and Revenue Administration (TRA) includes companies have been authorized to supply fuel dye for marking tax-exempt fuel in the Province of Alberta. Fuel suppliers that... More ≫

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This list provided by Tax and Revenue Administration (TRA) includes companies have been authorized to supply fuel dye for marking tax-exempt fuel in the Province of Alberta. Fuel suppliers that wish to acquire fuel dye from a company that is not on this list should have that company contact Tax and Revenue Administration. Please refer to the CURRENT version.

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Participation in health and safety for small business owners and workers : OHS information for businesses with less than 20 workers

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Information for small business owners (less than 20 workers) about health and safety representative requirements and responsibilities.

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Unclaimed property holder reporting quick guide [2022]

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The Alberta government maintains a central registry of property that has been presumed abandoned by its owner. In these cases, the person or entity that keeps or maintains property is required to... More ≫

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The Alberta government maintains a central registry of property that has been presumed abandoned by its owner. In these cases, the person or entity that keeps or maintains property is required to report and transfer the abandoned property or its cash equivalent to Alberta Tax and Revenue Administration (TRA). Any person with a legal claim to the property can file a claim, within 10 years of TRA receiving the property. The document below explains the process for submitting property to TRA.

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Fuel Tax Act information circular FT-2 : information for direct remitters, fuel sellers and other recipients

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This information circular provided by Tax and Revenue Administration (TRA) discusses procedural matters and administrative policies and practices related to registration, reporting, remitting and... More ≫

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This information circular provided by Tax and Revenue Administration (TRA) discusses procedural matters and administrative policies and practices related to registration, reporting, remitting and record keeping requirements under the Fuel Tax Act. Information circulars are updated as necessary and a revision number assigned. Note: The Government of Alberta recognizes that many First Nations people and communities in the province prefer not to describe themselves as Indians/Indian bands. These terms have been used where necessary to reflect their legal meaning in the federal Indian Act.

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Fuel Tax Act information circular FT-3 : administration of the Alberta Fuel Tax Program

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This information circular is intended to explain legislation and provide specific information. In the event of a discrepancy in interpretation between this information circular and the respective... More ≫

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This information circular is intended to explain legislation and provide specific information. In the event of a discrepancy in interpretation between this information circular and the respective legislation, the legislation takes precedence. The Government of Alberta recognizes that many First Nations people and communities in the province prefer not to describe themselves as Indians and bands. These terms have been used where necessary to reflect their legal meanings in the federal Indian Act.

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Fuel Tax Act information circular FT-1 : overview of the Alberta Fuel Tax Program

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This information circular is intended to explain legislation and provide specific information. In the event of a discrepancy in interpretation between this information circular and the respective... More ≫

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This information circular is intended to explain legislation and provide specific information. In the event of a discrepancy in interpretation between this information circular and the respective legislation, the legislation takes precedence. The Government of Alberta recognizes that many First Nations people and communities in the province prefer not to describe themselves as Indians and bands. These terms have been used where necessary to reflect their legal meanings in the federal Indian Act.

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Fuel Tax Act information circular FT-4 : Alberta fuel tax exemptions, refunds and rebates

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This information circular is intended to explain legislation and provide specific information. In the event of a discrepancy in interpretation between this information circular and the respective... More ≫

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This information circular is intended to explain legislation and provide specific information. In the event of a discrepancy in interpretation between this information circular and the respective legislation, the legislation takes precedence. The Government of Alberta recognizes that many First Nations people and communities in the province prefer not to describe themselves as Indians and bands. These terms have been used where necessary to reflect their legal meanings in the federal Indian Act.

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