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I read your post before writing my reply and replied on the line that I BOLD below so that if some one refer to the thread get the clear information. "Line 150 most certainly has something to do with residency, as it only includes income earned while you are a tax resident of Canada. " Now as...

Thanks Rob, for the link. Exception part is interesting.

Permanent residency and tax resident is two different thing, any person living in Canada can be considered as tax resident based on certain criteria example living more than 181 days (approx not sure on number of days) in a year or other family or economic ties with country (like having a house...

As far i know line 150 in notice of assessment is nothing to do with residency, it is total income on which tax is calculated by CRA. As I was not residence until Mid of 2017 and there is income in my 2015, 2016 notice of assessment at line 150. But yes I agree in my case another other income...

Thanks for replying, do you have any link which says it needs to be income generated from Cana Thanks for replying, do you have any links saying source outside Canada donot count. Please send it will be helpful.

Thanks for the reply, is the logic here that I need to pay taxes on that income, or is it i should have that minimum income to afford my parents. Now reason i am asking is I did show that income as a part of my 2015 Canada tax filling i may not be fully taxed there because i get the tax credit...

Just want to post specific questions, please reply. Let me know if these are already answered. I am a Canada PR holder with mywife and Kid (both having a PR in canada), will like to sponsor my parents. I know that we need to meet the minimum income criteria for precedding three year to sponsor...