The article deals with the confusion regarding the reminder of the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) for non-resident employers about taxation filing. It states that the CRA has requested to confirm whether tax data submitted by non-resident capitalists and employers via a government website was ...
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The tax treatment of any gains on the sale of Canadian real estate depends on whether the gain is treated as acapital gain or business income. Generally, if the non-resident is actively buying and selling real estate as inventory, then the operation is likely to be considered a business and...
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Unfortunately I have been holding on on filing taxes since I had been getting conflicting advice as to whether I should file as a resident or non-resident. The main issue here is that my mother is the beneficiary of my credit line, which means that when she needs money, she has access...
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May I know how much you charge to process the tax filing for real estate transaction for non canadian resident? I am not familiar with the process and I have a friend who need that service. Santoso steven October 26, 2015 at 12:45 am ...
作者: King's Road, St Peter Port, Guernsey, GY1 1QB, United Kingdom 摘要: Annual return form to be completed by individuals who are not resident in Guernsey but who have Guernsey source income. DOI: http://www.gov.gg/article/4751/Non-Resident-Returns 收藏...
When a non-resident owner sells Canadian property, Canadian law requires a 25% holdback of the proceeds of the sale pending filing of a Canadian Income Tax return by the end of the next tax year calculating Canadian tax owed on any Capital Gain. Alternatively, the owner may obtain a ‘Cle...
When a non-resident owner sells Canadian property, Canadian law requires a 25% holdback of the proceeds of the sale pending filing of a Canadian Income Tax return by the end of the next tax year calculating Canadian tax owed on any Capital Gain. Alternatively, the owner may obtain a ‘Cle...