你是不是还保留着与加拿大的这些关系- ?" [9 T, }3 L3 v$ O, `% J
maintaining personal property or social ties in Canada 8 J3 }, r, m! mfurniture, clothing, car, bank account, credit cards, professional or social club membership
原帖由 凡人 于 2006-6-3 18:48 发表: X+ w# G* L( F5 C/ T
你是不是还保留着与加拿大的这些关系 2 [( N; ^ e" {: e, q* U$ Hmaintaining personal property or social ties in Canada : a7 m( F" h# i" U& c( Zfurniture, clothing, car, bank account, credit cards, professional or social club membership
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I keep my banck account, credit cards and alberta health insurance. Also I am a permanent resident of Canada, not a Canandian citizen.
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if you do maintain such relationship with Canada, you are Canadian TAX resident. All your globe income need to be calculated in Canadian tax return. - z7 g- n) N6 F; K Even you haven't lived in Canada during the year. In your case, you can claim full personal basic credit.
you can give CRA a call or write them a letter, tell them you are still a canadian TAX resident NOT a PART TIME tax resident. You can claim whole year personal basic credit. ask them re-assess your tax return. of course, you need to send them some proof documents, like bank account statement etc. % R+ c: t! V+ N! E2 P 2 V* z0 L( J5 d, I7 q/ N. \% G/ I[ 本帖最后由 凡人 于 2006-6-3 19:08 编辑 ]
for the difference between full time, part time TAX resident and common law tax resident, I made a post before. here is the link0 @0 y9 B1 l1 w5 [( ] http://www.edmontonchina.cn/view ... hlight=%B1%A8%CB%B0; @. T3 V1 m |6 T- x
5 v' B1 s1 \, m2 ]also you can search CRA website.
汇报一下结果,税务局让我填了一份NR73表来判断我的status of residency, 根据这个表他们认定我是factual resident of alberta, 所以我就可以claim full amount of basic personal credit 乐,也就是不用交那么多税了。所以建议谁要是将来在加拿大境外工作还想给加拿大浇水的话,最好在加拿大留点儿所谓的ties.