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Stumpage forms and publications

Last updated on April 1, 2025

Forms

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  • Forestry Authorization or Cancellation of a Representative (FIN 140) (PDF, 210KB)
  • Forestry Third Party Stumpage Authorization or Cancellation (FIN 145) (PDF, 250KB)
  • Waiver of the Time Period for Assessment (FIN 144) (PDF, 160KB)
  • Notice of Revocation of Waiver (FIN 158) (PDF, 170KB)

Legislation and Regulations

  • Forest Act
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    • Interest Rate Under Various Statutes Regulation
    • Forest Accounts Receivable Interest Regulation
  • Financial Administration Act
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