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

The tree moves the dead and the person moves the living. Traveling back and forth to different corners of the world for different pursuits is also a desirable way of life. Immigrants, migratory birds, turtles, trapeze artists...the final return? Carrots and greens have their own preferences.

Although a large number of immigrants come to Canada every year with dreams, some Canadian citizens also decide to look for poetry and distance elsewhere. But when these citizens return to Canada, will they have to pay back taxes on their income earned overseas?

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

Related articles

  • Foreign Buyers Tax Frequently Asked Questions

    Comprehensive analysis of the most common overseas buyer tax refund cases
    I have previously introduced to you what is overseas buyer tax, who needs to pay it, and where in Canada do you need to pay the 15% to buy a house foreign buyers tax. However, in the actual operation process, many people are still at a loss when encountering specific problems. So we summarize several of the most common cases, and give you a detailed analysis in this video.
  • 【Video】Overseas buyer tax case analysis

    In today’s video we return to the topic of “Overseas Buyer Tax”. Jinni will analyze five different cases for everyone, and what kind of response methods will be used to apply for and refund the 15% overseas buyer tax when the two parties have different identities or relationships.
  • [Video] HST tax rebate: Buying a new house to live in

    Today's video Jinni will explain to you three common situations when buying a new house to live in: self-occupied buyers, relatives of the buyers living there, and reselling to others.
Go to full site