Overseas asset declaration, immigration, return, and re-immigration

A tree that has moved dies, a person that has moved lives. Going back and forth to different corners of the world for different pursuits is also an attractive lifestyle. Immigrants, migratory birds, sea turtles, aerialists...the ultimate return? Everyone has their own preferences.

Although a large number of immigrants come to Canada every year with dreams in their hearts, some Canadian citizens also decide to seek poetry and distant places elsewhere. But when these citizens return to Canada, do they have to pay taxes on the income they earn overseas?

Click on the video below to learn more about tax issues.

 

 

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