QUOTE (holymoly @ Dec 7 2009, 08:44 AM) I don`t. (I only have one rental property.) In Ontario, LTB says this about receipts:Does a landlord have to give rent receipts?
Yes, if a tenant asks for them. The Act requires a landlord to provide rent receipts, free of charge, to a tenant when the tenant asks for them. A tenant can ask for a receipt for any payment or deposit the tenant gives to the landlord, including a payment for rent arrears. It is an offence for a landlord to fail to provide a rent receipt when one is requested by a tenant.
This rule also applies to a former tenant – The landlord must provide a former tenant with receipts if they request it, as long as the former tenant makes their request within one year of the date they moved out.
What information must be provided in a receipt?
A rent receipt must include at least the following information:
* the address of the rental unit;
* the name of the tenant(s) to whom the receipt applies;
* the amount and date for each payment received for any rent, rent deposit, arrears of rent, or any other amount paid to the landlord and shall set out what the payment was for;
* the name of the landlord; and
* the signature of the landlord or the landlord’s agent.
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