[Canadian Real Estate Taxation] Answers to tax questions for international students in Canada purchasing a house

Parents of students who come to Canada to study abroad always want to buy a house for their children to live in or rent out, and the value of the house will increase in the future.

However, once parents living outside Canada and international students in Canada jointly purchase a house, they will face the trouble of filing tax returns for residents and non-residents. Jinni from the Golden Key Business Development Center will tell you today how to solve the tax problems faced by international students in Canada after purchasing a house.

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