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Left Canada- tax
Hi, do I need to file my final tax for this yr even though I didn't work for the whole yr.?
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Re: Left Canada- tax
Originally Posted by britbaby
(Post 11017983)
Hi, do I need to file my final tax for this yr even though I didn't work for the whole yr.?
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Re: Left Canada- tax
I'm trying to read that, but my addled brain isn't coping. Do you have to pay a type of capital gains tax on property you sell when you leave? Does it make a difference if you sell before or after you actually leave the country?
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Re: Left Canada- tax
Originally Posted by Dashie
(Post 11018418)
I'm trying to read that, but my addled brain isn't coping. Do you have to pay a type of capital gains tax on property you sell when you leave? Does it make a difference if you sell before or after you actually leave the country?
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Re: Left Canada- tax
Thanks JonboyE, it sounds like it probably wouldn't apply to most folk with just their own house/car/belongings :)
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Re: Left Canada- tax
Departure tax is only if you've been resident for at least 5 years.
Basically you just file a pro-rated tax return by April 30th of the following year, assuming you are over the reporting limit. Personally I would do it anyway so you can check the box that says you have departed Canada, otherwise the CRA don't necessarily know you left. |
Re: Left Canada- tax
Originally Posted by JonboyE
(Post 11018789)
When you leave Canada you are deemed to have sold all your assets and repurchased them at their fair market value. Therefore any capital gain that has occured while you were in Canada is realized and taxed. It is sometimes called the departure tax.
There are quite a few exceptions:
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