If I move to Canada and getting a job with the visa given by the company and do (on my free times) freelance work for Europe or US as 1K/2k per month. I suffered fees/taxes/imposts from that on my freelancer income?
Full time and freelancer work on canada
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So you have an approved LMIA (exempt or not) to apply for a work permit? Your work permit would be tied to your employer. You cannot do freelance work unless your employer(s) have no offices, clients or customers in Canada.
You must declare your freelancer income in your Canadian tax return and you will pay tax on this income.
I mean, if i have a full job with company who hired me to move canada with visa without any exclusivity work rule and if i work on my nights or free time for other company outside Canada (this case Montreal).
When you come to Canada, you can only work for the employer on your work permit. You can freelance if your employer has no ties in Canada - offices, clients, customers. You declare your income on your taxes.
thanks for you answer, yes my question is exactly about that freelancer for outside Canada. How i can calculate that taxes ? And which document i need to fil?
Taxes will depend on your province too. When you are ready to fill, you complete your income tax return with CRA.
https://www.canada.ca/en/services/taxes/income-tax/personal-income-tax.html
https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/individuals/frequently-asked-questions-individuals/canadian-income-tax-rates-individuals-current-previous-years.html
Yes, even then. You must declare this income in your Canadian tax return.