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Data Collection - FAQ - Annual Broadcasting Survey - General Matters
- How do I submit my Financial Statements in DCS?
- We sold a particular station during the current Broadcast Year but it still shows up in our Entity for filing of Annual Return?
- How do I submit the proof of payments and related supporting documents for either CTD, CCD and/or CTD Benefits contributions?
- Where can I get Part II Licence Fee forms which are due on the same date as the Annual Returns?
- How can I tell the forms apart if I'm exporting several of the same one for different undertakings to XML?
How do I submit my Financial Statements in DCS?
You can upload your Financial Statements in the REPB form by clicking on Upload File in the top tool bar.
We sold a particular station during the current Broadcast Year but it still shows up in our Entity for filing of Annual Return?
You are required to file the data for the period of time in which you owned the station during the current Broadcast Year
How do I submit the proof of payments and related supporting documents for either CTD, CCD and/or CTD Benefits contributions?
Prepare a .pfd file containing the proof of payments documentation, which can then be attached to the appropriate form as long as the .pdf file size is less that 6 Meg. If your file is greater then this limit, please mail your proof of payments documentation to the CRTC at Les Terrasses de la Chaudière, Central Building, 1 Promenade du Portage, Gatineau, QC J8X 4B1.
Where can I get Part II Licence Fee forms which are due on the same date as the Annual Returns?
The Part II Licence Fee form is not part of the online filing in DCS. The forms can be found on our website at the following link. http://www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/forms/form_200.htm or you may contact Lise Parent by phone at 819-997-4384 or by email at lise.parent@crtc.gc.ca
How can I tell the forms apart if I'm exporting several versions of the same one for different undertakings to XML?
You may change the name as you save these on your computer so that they have a unique identification.
