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    Ah, didn't stop to realize that it might not be the same in every province. I always use my BIN on my receipts. Giving out my SIN made me nervous!
    Last edited by Daisy123; 11-27-2014 at 05:55 PM.

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    Do NOT give your SIN # to clients. A Business number is all that is required and not even that. Just a receipt will do. If they get audited, their Accountant will contact you.

    I had one client (my problem dcm that was such a pain in the arse on so many levels) demand my SIN#. I refused. She tried to convince me to just call her accountant and give it to him. No, sorry. Don't do it.

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