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Thanks for your reply Alex , that is exactly what i understood from the law but other members like torontostom and many others actually advised me to file taxes even if my wife did only live in canada for 1 or 2 months . as they say i would only end up paying taxes for those 2 months and not...

Hi mcanadianz Is it ok that a certificate is 4years old or it should be new ?

I actually decided to call but i wanted to get some experice from any members who had same circumstances . but it seems my dad is the only one who have this situation !

Hi Spyfy , Sorry for writing in this thread , but i found your comment below really contradicts what everybody else is saying on this forum! please find below a question I asked in the forum but most of the replies I got was THAT I HAVE TO FILE TAXES FOR MY WIFE AND ME EVEN IF IT WAS FOR ONE...

lots of vies but no answers! if anybody have been in this situation please comment .

Hi all I wanted to ask you regarding my father health card situation , my father is retired and he is a permanant resident in Canada for 5 years now , usually he spent half the year with my sister who is a Canadian citizen and the other half with my brother who lives in Dubai ( he enjoys the...

Thanks , so for me is it possible to file while i did not a single day in 2017 ?

So i file tax report with her or she mention me in her tax filing

Thanks for your explanation so if my wife file zero income for the 2017 should imalso file income tax or i should add the taxation of the december month on my global income when i declare my income tax for 2018 .

dear it make perfect sense for the 2018 year , but i do not think they require paying taxes for one month of the 2017 year because my wife stayed in december , i think it is either you are entitled to pay taxes for the whole year or your not ?

also another question dear forum member , if my wife want to apply for our children , do we have to wait until next year to apply or she can apply for them at December when she permanently moves ? thanks

Thanks dear pie_vancouver for your pricless advise ! I just noticed what NOA means and it seems it is like a paper give by CRA and if understood you right it seems I have to submit those with our citizenship application right?

Thanks Canuk , now it is much clear for me , so from what you are saying is that i will not considered a tax resident until the year 2018 because my wife did not live for long period in 2017 ( just for one month ) But could you explain to me the folloing points you made 1- what do you mean...

Thank you for your reply , actually i did not want to ask a tax professional because i do not want to pay for somthing obvious ! I read the cra links and i understood the same as u did , i just wanted to double check by asking on the forum but people are saying the opposit so now im confused...

Thanks for replying , so are u saying that i should file and pay taxes for a whole year on my global income because my wife lived in canada for december while my wife does not have to because she has no income in canada !

Thanks My question is do me and my wife need to file tax or not for the 2017 , she would be living only for december while i will land feb 2017 ,

Thanks torontostorm you actually flipped my way of thinking ! So are you saying that if she only lives in december 2017 in canada and she does not have an income then she do not need to file ? But you mention tat if we file tax report as zero then we will get money! Regarding my case i will...

Hi Actually she is plannaing to stay permanantly and i will follow her up after 2 months , she will not have any income in canada for now

I already know that , that is the reason she is going more than 3 months before the pregnancy date so she could apply for a new coverage , but really my question was about the tax issue not the health coverage !

Alberta , is there a difference ?