Indian with PR in Canada but working remotely from Canada

[vj171081]

Hi,

If I am working remotely from Canada for an Indian company. I am in Canada with a PR and not a principal applicant. Do I have to pay taxes in Canada when I am already paying that in India? I will bring my income to Canada at some point.

Thanks

 

[scylla]

Hi,

If I am working remotely from Canada for an Indian company. I am in Canada with a PR and not a principal applicant. Do I have to pay taxes in Canada when I am already paying that in India? I will bring my income to Canada at some point.

Thanks

You must declare your worldwide income in your Canadian tax return.

 

[vj171081]

You must declare your worldwide income in your Canadian tax return.

the declaration part is fine I read about that but do I have to pay taxes?

 

[steaky]

the declaration part is fine I read about that but do I have to pay taxes?

That depends if you made income beyond a certain amount.

 

[vj171081]

how much percent would that be. Are there aany specific links you have handy which you can share. Where I can find detailed info. Thanks

 

[scylla]

how much percent would that be. Are there aany specific links you have handy which you can share. Where I can find detailed info. Thanks

It's not a fixed percentage. It also depends on where you are living in Canada. This calculator will give you a rough idea.

https://simpletax.ca/calculator

 

[canuck78]

the declaration part is fine I read about that but do I have to pay taxes?

Only fair if you are using Canadian services.

 

[BC4life]

Hi,

If I am working remotely from Canada for an Indian company. I am in Canada with a PR and not a principal applicant. Do I have to pay taxes in Canada when I am already paying that in India? I will bring my income to Canada at some point.

Thanks

You are a tax resident in Canada so you will be liable to pay taxes on your worldwide income. You might be able to deduct a portion of your taxes paid in India when doing your taxes. Just talk to professional at tax time and you should be fine.