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No, you don’t have to file your HK income earned before you came back. You may or may not file your ITR for 2018 depending of high the worldwide income from the day you came back to Dec 2018.

No, if you come back this month and you work, you may or may not file your ITR depending of how high the income is for Sept 2018 to Dec 2018.

When you fill out a quote for ex. Square One Insurance, the personal liability (ex. $1,000,000) shows: Personal and Premises Liability Protects against amounts you are legally responsible to pay because you unintentionally injure someone or damage their property. It also protects against...

That's why you have to call CRA if you are leaving the country for a long period of time, I guess it's hard to do for some people or they intend to get free money while not residing in Canada. And I doubt you can re-enter Canada with your long period of absence in Canada.

Wow their system glitch affected a lot of people and they did not notice that? What a shame.

Just keep calling them.

Submit this: https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/cra-arc/formspubs/pbg/rc66sch/rc66sch-17e.pdf

Call 604 683-7151

https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/international-non-residents/information-been-moved/foreign-reporting/questions-answers-about-form-t1135.html #38

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^There is no uber in Vancouver.

Buy and sell real estate properties LOL

Just bring the 2 passports, or call the airlines to be sure. When I travelled to the US, my US visa was in the old passport, I just gave the border officer both passports, it was fine, land travel though.

Tokibaee, are you sure you researched and planned your migration to Canada? You started so many threads here.

Not required to file, don't bother filing.

Call CRA when you come back in Canada, call at 8AM EST so it's not busy.

Yeah the non-refundable tax credits matter.

If you don't owe anything, then you are not required to file.

Maybe he is confused if he is going to report worldwide income (if resident) in Canadian ITR or just the rental income (non-resident). It is not easy to advise, we don't know how much is the income, you might not owe income tax, if so, you are not required to file. To be clear, go to a tax...

In college, there is a subject/course about taxation. Or just read online the tax guide in CRA website or Canada.ca I am not a tax expert, I was a tax volunteer with CRA for 3 years, very simple cases, low-income earners only.