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should I be filing my taxes separately or with my spouse for Canada? i don't have any T4 since I didnt have any income for 2019 and was a newcomer

thanks canuck78

Hi all, I quit my job in US and moved from US to Canada as a PR on 29 July . I have been unemployed in Canada for the entire 2019. I have received my W2 and know that I will need to file my tax in US( I will be filing it with married filing separate). My spouse has been living and working in...

I visited one of the banks in India to open NRe/NRO account, and I have been asked to provide my Sin number. Should I? Looks like without tax ID they can't activate the account.

Thankyou @Hurlabrick ... i got the gtf and gta list stamped during my soft landing.. after that i have been to Canada multiple times and each time have asked the officer to cross some items from the goods to follow list.. my husband is already there.. Next time i go will be for good/final...

thankyou @Hurlabrick ... i will put as U.S. then.

thanks @harirajmohan.... it's not a form... at the airport... there is a automated kiosk(primary inspection kiosk) where you need to fill a bunch of questions as soon as you land... once that is done... you see the officer...

I only know the answer for 1 question that you have... yes you can get your stuff in multiple trips. I have done so.

Hi all, I have already completed my PR landing formalities and after that have visited canada multiple times. At the airport kiosk there is a question called "place of residence" which i have always put as U.S. However now i.e. next time I am planning to move to canada for good. What should I...

can others chime in as well... who have already gone through this?

thankyou @zardoz ..

thankyou ... i thought so... that the 6 month thing should probably be for visitor

Hi all, I have completed my PR landing formalities and planning to move to canada sometime next week for good. At the kiosk there is a question called "Country of residence". Since I moving to canada for good, should I mention it as canada instead of U.S.? Not sure if it matters but just wanted...

https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/travel-voyage/pik-bip-eng.html?wbdisable=true Passport stamping for permanent residents and foreign nationals The CBSA no longer stamps all passports at airports with Primary Inspection Kiosks. If you need a stamp in your passport as a proof of entry into Canada you...

Thankyou @cananner for letting me know