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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Q&A
1. What is the "Residence/Non-Residence Determination Service"?
This refers to our submission of residency verification requests to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) on behalf of our clients. This service is suitable for individuals who have questions about their tax status or seek official confirmation of residency when filing their Canadian tax returns.
2. Who needs to apply for a Non-Residence Determination?
It is recommended for the following individuals to clarify their tax obligations: Those who have permanently left Canada and do not intend to return; Those who have been working or residing abroad for a long period of time; Those who hold Canadian immigration status but primarily live abroad; Individuals who are unsure whether they are still Canadian tax residents.
3. Why apply for a Non-Residence Determination?
Avoid unnecessary tax obligations on global income. An official CRA determination letter facilitates handling tax, banking, and asset issues, facilitating overseas tax returns and avoiding double taxation. It also provides a clearer basis for calculating departure tax/capital gains.
4. What documents are required to submit a Non-Residence Determination application?
Commonly required documents include: a copy of your passport; entry and exit records/air tickets/visa; proof of overseas residence (such as a rental agreement, utility bills, etc.); a statement of your Canadian identity/immigration status; and the completion and submission of Form NR73 (which we will assist in processing).
5. How long does it take to receive the CRA's determination?
Generally speaking, it takes about 2-4 months from submitting an application to receiving a formal reply from CRA, but the specific duration depends on the complexity of the case and the completeness of the information.