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In order to incorporate in ON, one of the director of the corporation need to be "Resident Canadian". “Resident Canadian” means a natural person who is: a Canadian citizen ordinarily resident in Canada, a Canadian citizen not ordinarily resident in Canada who is a member of a prescribed class...

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You have to disclose your income before coming to Canada. Convert the amount in Canadian dollars and send the amount info to CRA. This is required to calculate your GST /HST benefit.

So are you going to apply? If you do, keep us inform... I am in the same situation

Ya, that what I meant by dependent..... In case of mental/physical disability, there are chances that even the parents application be refused because of medical inadmissibility of the dependent.

If you wan friends, connect over phone, or any social network,,,good luck

Doesn't he has to include his brother in the application as he is dependent on his parents.. All the dependents should be included. I understand he is over the age limit, but still a person can be dependent regardless of age...Please correct if I am wrong...

Why you stressing on software?

Hey, are you new to Canada?

Only the principal applicant of express entry or Canadian PR/citizen can register on job bank

no, you cant file it again as they already have your tax return.... I would suggest to call them again, if the processing time has already passed(which is 4-6 weeks) The agent can make a note on your file and they can process it faster... FYI-You can efile if you are first time filer...however...

A registered annuity, funded with money from a registered retirement savings plan or registered retirement income fund, generates payments that are fully taxable as regular income. For prescribed annuity, rules are bit different. These annuities are taxed quite advantageously, and they’re widely...

http://www.cba.ca/en/component/content/category/44-resolving-problems-with-your-bank

they haven't...that's y they don't have info....do you have a proof of mailing?

Usually, taxpayers claim a foreign tax credit on their Canadian tax returns... Keep in mind, not always you will be able to claim the whole foreign tax paid on your Canadian tax return..There is a limitation... as a Canadian tax resident , you are taxed on your worldwide income.

You have to find out whether you are a resident for tax purposes or not? If you have ties with Canada, there are chances that you are a resident and in this case your worldwide income is taxable.

You can Efile, even if you are first timer.However a first timer can't net file. Paper filings take long.. the only thing u need to make sure is that they have your return and it is in process... Once the 16 weeks is over, that's the time when you can file a service complain.

You have to file your tax return and report the income on it. You can search CRa website for it or can take professional help.

NR73 is the best way to determine the residency status. you can fill that form and send to CRA. There you can enter the departure date also. For your info- If you leave Canada and keep residential ties in Canada, you are usually considered a factual resident, and not an emigrant. However...

Vacation property is not reported on T1135. As each taxpayer files their own T1135, so a couple can have two vacation homes. Scenario-If an individual owns a condominium in Florida that has a cost amount of $120,000, is the property specified foreign property for the purposes of Form T1135 if...