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TP-1029.AN.A: Certificate of Ongoing Assistance

Caregivers claiming Québec's tax credit for caregivers for someone they are not related to need this three-page certificate, one for each care receiver. The caregiver and the care receiver each consent and certify the arrangement, and a health professional confirms in Part 5 that the caregiver provides ongoing assistance so the care receiver can carry out a basic activity of daily living.

Who completes it

A professional in the health and social services network, or a private-sector professional who is a member of a professional order and mandated by the network to serve the care receiver, completes and signs Part 5. The caregiver completes Parts 1 and 2, and the care receiver Parts 3 and 4.

Submitting and payment

How to submit it
The caregiver encloses the certificate with the tax credit claim, or sends it to Revenu Québec with a signed letter giving their social insurance number and stating that they claimed the caregiver credit.

Good to know

  • A Certificate Respecting an Impairment (TP-752.0.14-V) must already confirm that the care receiver has a severe and prolonged impairment and needs help with a basic activity of daily living.
  • The certificate must be renewed every three years, and a separate certificate is needed for each eligible care receiver the caregiver helps.
  • Revenu Québec may contact the health and social services network to confirm the assistance; if the caregiver and care receiver do not consent, the return will not be processed.
  • Part 5 asks for your professional category and provincial licence or professional order member number, and Revenu Québec accepts an electronic signature on the form.

Get the official form

Download the current version from the source each time; forms change without notice.

Certificate of Ongoing Assistance

Attestation d'assistance soutenue

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Frequently asked questions

Who can sign Part 5 of TP-1029.AN.A?

A professional in Québec's health and social services network, or a private-sector health professional who is a member of a professional order and has been mandated by the network to provide services to the care receiver. You confirm that the caregiver provides ongoing assistance with a basic activity of daily living and give your licence or order number.

How often must the certificate of ongoing assistance be renewed?

Every three years, according to the general information on page 3. The caregiver also needs a separate certificate for each eligible care receiver they help, and a Certificate Respecting an Impairment (TP-752.0.14-V) must already have been completed for the care receiver.