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Fuel business permits in Quebec

Permits for businesses that handle, transport, or sell fuel, including applications, operating conditions, and establishment changes.

19 facts, each with the passage it comes from, all quoted from Permits – Fuel Tax - Revenu Québec.

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Activities requiring a fuel permit (In words)

The business activities relating to fuel for which a permit is required in the jurisdiction, such as acting as a collection officer, importer, refiner, storer of bulk fuel, carrier of bulk fuel, colouring bulk fuel, or blending taxable fuel with a non-taxable petroleum product for resale.

collection officer; importer; refiner; storer of bulk fuel; carrier of bulk fuel; person who colours bulk fuel; person who, for resale purposes, blends taxable fuel with a non-taxable petroleum product

Fuel products exempt from permit requirement (In words)

The fuel products for which commercial activities do not require a fuel permit, such as propane or natural gas.

propane; natural gas

Fuel permit application form (In words)

The form that must be completed and submitted to apply for a fuel permit.

CA-27.1-V

Establishment addresses required with fuel permit application (Yes or no)

Whether a document listing the addresses of all establishments the applicant wishes to operate, or have operated by a third party, must accompany the fuel permit application.

Yes

Non-resident fuel permit applicant must designate in-jurisdiction agent (Yes or no)

Whether an applicant who does not have a residence or place of business in the jurisdiction must designate a person residing in the jurisdiction to act as an agent when applying for a fuel permit.

Yes

Agent designation document required with fuel permit application (Yes or no)

Whether a document attesting to the designation of an agent, giving the agent's address, must be enclosed with the fuel permit application when the applicant is a non-resident.

Yes

Agent authorization form (In words)

The form that must be completed and enclosed with the fuel permit application when the designated agent is also the applicant's authorized representative.

MR-69-V

Fuel permit must be posted at principal place of business (Yes or no)

Whether the fuel permit must be posted inside the principal place of business in the jurisdiction.

Yes

Where these facts come from

  1. Permits – Fuel Tax - Revenu Québec(opens in a new tab)

    www.revenuquebec.ca, web page, 19 facts