Quebec Notice of Objection (MR-93.1.1-V) — Revenu Québec

Bilingual French/English Notice of Objection to a Revenu Québec assessment or determination (personal income tax, QST, source deductions, fuel tax, mining tax, etc.). Cites Tax Administration Act (RLRQ c.A-6.002) s.93.1.1 (90-day deadline from notice date) and s.93.1.1.1 (extension up to 1 year on impossibility). The MR-93.1.1-V form or an equivalent letter satisfies the procedural requirement. Filing is FREE. Plain-language wizard; UPL-safe under Loi sur le Barreau (RLRQ c.B-1) ss.128–129 (self-representation at administrative stages permitted).

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The Assessment You Are Objecting To / La cotisation contestée

Filing the MR-93.1.1-V (or equivalent letter) preserves your right of objection. The 90-day clock under Tax Administration Act (RLRQ c.A-6.002) s.93.1.1 runs from the DATE OF THE NOTICE — not from when you received it. If you missed the 90 days, an extension up to ONE YEAR is possible under s.93.1.1.1 on a showing of impossibility.

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Tax Administration Act (RLRQ c.A-6.002) s.93.1.1 (90-day objection deadline); s.93.1.1.1 (one-year extension on impossibility); MR-93.1.1-V form per Revenu Québec; Loi sur le Barreau (RLRQ c.B-1) ss.128–129 (UPL framing for self-represented filers).

Your letter is the bilingual French/English equivalent of the MR-93.1.1-V form and identifies the assessment, the disputed amount, the grounds, and the relief sought.

Type of assessment / Type de cotisation

Notice number / Numéro de l'avis (top right of the assessment)

Date of the notice / Date de l'avis (the 90-day clock runs from this date)

The 90-day deadline under s.93.1.1 is measured from this date, not from when you received the notice. If you are past 90 days but within 1 year, this letter doubles as an extension application under s.93.1.1.1.

Tax year or period at issue / Année ou période d'imposition concernée

Amount in dispute (CAD) / Montant contesté (CAD)

Total of tax + interest + penalty you are contesting. If you accept part of the assessment, state the unchallenged portion separately in the narrative.

Grounds for objection (tick all that apply) / Motifs (cochez tous ceux qui s'appliquent)

Income or revenue figures are incorrect / Les chiffres de revenus sont inexactsEligible deductions / credits were not applied / Des déductions admissibles n'ont pas été appliquéesSupporting documentation was not considered / La documentation justificative n'a pas été prise en compteMathematical / calculation error / Erreur de calculIncorrect classification of income, expense, or status / Classification erronéeWrong tax year / period / Mauvaise année ou période d'impositionDouble taxation issue (federal-Quebec interaction) / Problème de double impositionPenalty or interest assessed in error / Pénalité ou intérêts cotisés à tortOther ground (described in the narrative) / Autre motif (décrit dans le narratif)

Brief factual narrative / Bref exposé des faits (3–6 sentences)

Plain-language facts: what happened, why the assessment is wrong, what evidence supports your position. The narrative is the heart of the objection — the form is just the wrapper.

Relief sought / Mesure demandée (e.g., reduce assessment, cancel penalty, allow deduction)

Are you past the 90-day deadline? / Êtes-vous au-delà du délai de 90 jours?

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Self-help template; not legal advice / Ne constitue pas un avis juridique. The Revenu Québec objection process is designed for self-filers; filing is FREE. Quebec has the strictest UPL regime in Canada — paid legal advice / representation is reserved to Barreau members under the Loi sur le Barreau (RLRQ c.B-1) ss.128–129. Self-representation at the administrative-objection stage is permitted. For appeal to the Court of Quebec after the objection is decided, retain Quebec tax counsel.

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