PGP ITA received but as non resident this year

[Rg8888]

Hello
I have received PGP ITA finally after about 10 years so many years. In this year’s return I filed taxes as non resident as an opportunity popped up just across the border and I temporarily moved for job.
Long term plan has always been to come back to canada after saving some money.
I do have a food business in canada and home. I plan on expanding my business after moving back.
Could I please get some insights from experienced people in this group on how I can proceed in this case. I am a canadian citizen
Thankyou in advance for your inputs

 

[canuck78]

Hello
I have received PGP ITA finally after about 10 years so many years. In this year’s return I filed taxes as non resident as an opportunity popped up just across the border and I temporarily moved for job.
Long term plan has always been to come back to canada after saving some money.
I do have a food business in canada and home. I plan on expanding my business after moving back.
Could I please get some insights from experienced people in this group on how I can proceed in this case. I am a canadian citizen
Thankyou in advance for your inputs

You don’t qualify and when you considered moving your inability to qualify for PGP should have been a consideration if it was a priority.

 

[Copingwithlife]

Hello
I have received PGP ITA finally after about 10 years so many years. In this year’s return I filed taxes as non resident as an opportunity popped up just across the border and I temporarily moved for job.
Long term plan has always been to come back to canada after saving some money.
I do have a food business in canada and home. I plan on expanding my business after moving back.
Could I please get some insights from experienced people in this group on how I can proceed in this case. I am a canadian citizen
Thankyou in advance for your inputs

As mentioned, you don’t qualify

And jobs in the USA don’t just pop up . One actively looks for them as its extremely difficult for American employers to hire foreigners ( unless you are already an American)

But that’s all irrelevant. You have to live in Canada