B4 Forms filled out together or separately for Settler and Returning Canadian?

[CanadianWife13]

Hello, I'm hoping that someone can clarify a few things for me. My husband (American) and myself (Canadian citizen) plus our two boys (American born with proof of Canadian citizenship) will be moving back to Ontario. I am in the midst of filling out the B4 and B4A forms.

My questions:

(1) Can my husband list our children's belongings on his form? (crib, toys etc)
(2) Do I need to list my belongings on a separate B4 or can we list together?

Thanks

 

[steaky]

Either together or separately. It does not matter.

 

[CanadianWife13]

Thanks! So even though my kids are considered "settlers" because they are Canadian citizens my husband can list their belongings under his B4 form? I thought maybe my belongings might be taxed since I am a returning Canadian.

 

[PMM]

HI

Thanks! So even though my kids are considered "settlers" because they are Canadian citizens my husband can list their belongings under his B4 form? I thought maybe my belongings might be taxed since I am a returning Canadian.

As a returning Canadian if you have an item with a value of more than $10K it should be on your PR spouse's B4. Returning Canadians pay duty/taxes on items worth more than $10 K

 

[3DL1N]

Hello everyone.
We are now in the process of listing of goods/personal effects. I am confuse on what form should I use B4 only or with B4A.
No goods to follow.

Hoping for your reply.

Thanks.

 

[CanadianWife13]

I'm not totally clear on the difference myself but we are crossing the border August 1st so I'll let you know. My husband called the border control to ask a few questions and he said they were really nice.