taxes ?
Feb 24th 2004, 1:43 pm
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taxes ?
One week after landing last year I moved back to the USA to
resume my work here. Since I have not resided in Canada and
have no income from Canadian sources should I still fill a
tax return there ?
resume my work here. Since I have not resided in Canada and
have no income from Canadian sources should I still fill a
tax return there ?
Feb 24th 2004, 2:13 pm
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Re: taxes ?
No.
Jim Humphries
"Austin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> One week after landing last year I moved back to the USA to
> resume my work here. Since I have not resided in Canada and
> have no income from Canadian sources should I still fill a
> tax return there ?
Jim Humphries
"Austin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> One week after landing last year I moved back to the USA to
> resume my work here. Since I have not resided in Canada and
> have no income from Canadian sources should I still fill a
> tax return there ?
Feb 24th 2004, 3:43 pm
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Re: taxes ?
On 24/2/04 14:43, in article [email protected], "Austin"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> One week after landing last year I moved back to the USA to
> resume my work here. Since I have not resided in Canada and
> have no income from Canadian sources should I still fill a
> tax return there ?
Not unless you are a deemed resident for tax purposes or want to contrive to
pay CPP contributions (sometimes possible, and under certain circumstances
this will improve your eventual pension).
Your definition of "resident" and Canada Revenue Agency's may differ:
http://decision.tcc-cci.gc.ca/en/199...tcc954210.html
<[email protected]> wrote:
> One week after landing last year I moved back to the USA to
> resume my work here. Since I have not resided in Canada and
> have no income from Canadian sources should I still fill a
> tax return there ?
Not unless you are a deemed resident for tax purposes or want to contrive to
pay CPP contributions (sometimes possible, and under certain circumstances
this will improve your eventual pension).
Your definition of "resident" and Canada Revenue Agency's may differ:
http://decision.tcc-cci.gc.ca/en/199...tcc954210.html
