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发表于 2010-4-1 22:32
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谢谢whst111, 找到官方解释了:. R9 B# W( z8 `/ `
Income
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You have to report your world income for the part of the year that
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sources, both inside and outside Canada. In some cases, pension
$ u3 D" \/ T9 H# g* Uincome from outside of Canada may be exempt from tax in4 ?( p) M4 }" |5 [6 s
Canada due to a tax treaty, but you must still report the income on
2 {% W; |- R l7 _) W3 s" s: _# Myour tax return. You can deduct the exempt part on line 256 of
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For the part of the year that you were not a resident of Canada,
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■ income from employment in Canada or from a business
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5 E# v# [8 P0 p■ taxable capital gains from disposing of taxable Canadian
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■ the taxable part of scholarships, fellowships, bursaries, and. h6 ^0 M9 E+ q5 W: q
research grants you received from Canadian sources.
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urspace, 你的回答太不专业了,要加强理论学习哈,
& O0 {/ j) x9 m" f/ s. k不知道别瞎吓唬人哈:) |
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