Determination of tax resident/non-tax resident status
Determination of tax resident/non-tax resident status
Tax status determination is a service that helps you figure out your tax status.
The process is simple: just send us some basic information about your situation and we'll take care of the rest. In most cases, we can get a response from the CRA within 6-12 weeks.
Once we get the CRA determination letter, we will send it to you along with an explanation of what it means and how it will affect your taxes. Armed with this information, you can rest assured that you're prepared for tax season.
Tax residents include but are not limited to
(1) Canadian citizens
(2) Those who have lived there for 183 days in the year New immigrants
(3) International students who have lived for 183 days in the current year
(4) Foreigners with visitor visas who have income in Canada
(5) Canadian tax residents who are studying abroad (such as the United States) and have scholarships or income
(6) Overseas workers with Canadian status, spouses, Minor children or dependents living in Canada
(7) Canadian government personnel stationed abroad
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FAQ
Q: What information should I prepare?
Answer: The lawyer’s Title transfer document PDF, the latest year’s local tax bill PDF, the usage situation throughout 2022, and the proportion of other immediate family members in Canada who hold the property.
Q: How long does it take to process?
Answer: Follow the process to place an order online. You will receive our information collection email, in which you can submit the corresponding information. After receiving the information, we will handle your problem on a first-in, first-out basis. The current processing time is 1-2 days.
Q: How do I know my UHT declaration has been processed?
Answer: For every declaration we process, a confirmation notification from the government will be sent to your email address by email.
Q: I live in Canada and my house is not vacant. Do I need to declare it?
Answer: If you are not a PR or citizen of Canada, there are reporting requirements regardless of whether the house is vacant or not.
Q: I live in Canada and have a study permit. Do I need to declare it?
Answer: Declaration is required. Those who are not PR or citizens must declare in the same year. Deadline is December 31st.
Q: I live in Canada and have a work permit, do I need to declare it?
Answer: Declaration is required. People who are not PRs or citizens are required to declare in that year. Deadline is December 31st.