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Author Topic: Landed PR still based overseas, should I start paying Inc.Tax in Canada now?  (Read 270 times)
CarribRN
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« on: February 05, 2011, 11:37:22 am »

Just a query. Anybody can answer and would appreciate anyone's inputs.

We landed November last year but had to come back to our country to finish our employment contract. Question is, do we have to file for income tax in Canada now for our earnings overseas or are we still exempted from this? If not, is there a legal way to go around the system for us not to pay as yet ?

Thank you in advance for the answers.
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Timeline:
NOC 3152
6-4-2009 - sent app. to NS
Oct 6 - sent full application to local visa
Jan 4 - Recvd reqst for medical and RPRF
Jan 27 - medical result sent
1st week March-passport reqst
May 28 -passport sent
June 15- visa received.
11-7-2010
Leon
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« Reply #1 on: February 05, 2011, 11:56:08 am »

You don't have to file tax in Canada if you are not living in Canada unless you have some ties that could make you a resident for tax purposes such has keeping another home in Canada or having left your wife and children in Canada while you are elsewhere but I assume that is not the case here.
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FSW=federal skilled worker - QSW=Quebec skilled worker
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CarribRN
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Posts: 189
Ratings: +4
Visa Office......: Kingston, Jamaica
NOC Code......: 3152

« Reply #2 on: February 06, 2011, 12:09:42 pm »

You don't have to file tax in Canada if you are not living in Canada unless you have some ties that could make you a resident for tax purposes such has keeping another home in Canada or having left your wife and children in Canada while you are elsewhere but I assume that is not the case here.


Good to know. Much thanks, Leon.
 Cheesy

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Timeline:
NOC 3152
6-4-2009 - sent app. to NS
Oct 6 - sent full application to local visa
Jan 4 - Recvd reqst for medical and RPRF
Jan 27 - medical result sent
1st week March-passport reqst
May 28 -passport sent
June 15- visa received.
11-7-2010
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