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Canadian Taxes
- Thread starter lemmistay
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bharatpremi
Registered Users (C)
I'm in the same boat.. Any help would highly be appreciated.
- BharatPremi
- BharatPremi
maybesomeday
Registered Users (C)
Without ties to Canada (especially without a SIN), it's hard to see why you would have to pay any taxes. Ties would consist of real property, cash/investment accounts, etc. Revenue Canada used to have 1-800 numbers to ask questions (even worked from the US).lemmistay said:Suppose you land in Canada, get the PR card and return to the USA without establishing a home or apartment in Canada, without getting a SIN card and without getting provincial health care. Do you still have to pay taxes on your USA income?
bhand11683
Registered Users (C)
Nope
Without any residential ties and not claiming residency will exempt your from paying taxes on any non-canadian income
Without any residential ties and not claiming residency will exempt your from paying taxes on any non-canadian income
bharatpremi
Registered Users (C)
But suppose you have SIN and bank account but not residence and health card then what would be situation? I mean liable to pay Canadian taxes on your "World Income"?
- Bharat Premi
- Bharat Premi
bhand11683
Registered Users (C)
Nope
Without House, Spouse, Healthcard, DL and other residential ties , you are not liable to pay taxes to Canada provided you do not claim this period as a residency in canada.
Without House, Spouse, Healthcard, DL and other residential ties , you are not liable to pay taxes to Canada provided you do not claim this period as a residency in canada.