Honorarium Policy and Form

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Please read the policy below and complete the Honorarium Form at the bottom of the page.

There are three options for receiving your honorarium payment.

Option 1: If you wish to receive the honorarium personally, you will be acting as an independent contractor and will be solely responsible for remitting any and all taxes wtih respect to the payments made to you. You are required to include the payment on your personal income tax return. The CUA will issue a T4A for the amount paid and send it to the address provided.*

Option 2: If you wish to have the honorarium processed through your business, please provide us with your business HST number, or your Corporation number. The CUA will issue a T4A for the amount paid and send it to the address provided.*

Option 3: If you are a non-Canadian resident, please complete the Honorarium Form and indicate that you are a non-resident.

Canadian honorarium recipients will be paid in Canadian funds only. US and international honorarium recipients will be paid in US funds if requested.

Honorarium forms must be submitted within one year of completion of the educational program. Forms submitted later than one year of the completion of the educational program will not be processed for payment.

Honorarium cheques will be processed within 4 weeks of receiving the Honorarium Form. If you have any questions, please contact Rita De Marco via e-mail at rita.demarco@cua.org.

All information will be kept confidential.

*A Relevé 1 will also be issued for physicians and businesses in Quebec.

Faculty Honorarium Form

This form is to be considered an invoice for your honorarium payment.

Name

Date

Please choose one of the following options:

Option 1: I wish to be paid personally.

Option 2: I wish to have the honorarium processed through my business.

Option 3: I am a non-Canadian resident.

SIN #

SSN #

Business #

QC Business # (if applicable)

Name to Appear on Cheque

Mailing Address

Business Name

Address

Suite / Unit

City

Province

Postal Code

Country

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