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A Confirmation of Income Letter from an Accountant is a crucial document used in various financial and legal contexts within the Canadian jurisdiction. It serves as an official verification of income issued by a qualified Chartered Professional Accountant, typically required for mortgage applications, immigration processes, court proceedings, or other situations requiring third-party income verification. The document must comply with provincial accounting regulations and federal privacy laws, while meeting the professional standards set by Canadian CPA bodies. The letter includes detailed income information, the scope of financial review, and professional declarations. It's particularly important that the accountant issuing the letter has reviewed appropriate documentation and maintains professional liability insurance, as these letters are often relied upon for significant financial or legal decisions.

1. Professional Letterhead: Accountant's or firm's official letterhead including professional designations, contact information, and business address

2. Date and Reference Number: Current date and any relevant file or reference numbers

3. Addressee Information: Full name and address of the recipient (bank, immigration officer, court, etc.)

4. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is an income confirmation letter for [Client Name]

5. Professional Introduction: Introduction of the accountant's credentials and relationship to the client

6. Scope of Review: Period covered by the income confirmation and types of documents reviewed

7. Income Confirmation: Detailed breakdown of verified income amounts and sources

8. Professional Declaration: Statement of professional responsibility and verification of the information provided

9. Signature Block: Accountant's signature, professional designation, and contact information