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Does anyone know what is the tax percentage on the Canadian income and on foreign income?

Jul 10, 2018
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say I make 40,000 CAD annual Canadian income and 5,000 CAD annual foreign income. What is tax percentage I will be paying on each for each year ?
 

APPNOV2014NY

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You will pay taxes on $45k as a whole. Same tax brackets for Canadian and Foreign income. If you have paid taxes on $5k earned abroad in a country with which Canada has a tax treaty , then you will pay

Canadian taxes on $45k minus tax already paid to foreign equivalent of CRA.

This won't reduce your overall tax liability but you won't be double taxed
 

BDABCD2009

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Greetings,

I landed and stayed only for a month in Regina/Toronto in June 2018 and then returned back to homeland. Only thing I did during my stay is opened a Bank account. Plan to move permanently in Sep 2019. I'm working in a Canadian govt agency in my home country as a locally employed staff and they agreed to transfer resignation benefits to my Canadian Bank account. But I like to know:

-as this benefits earns in my country will it be taxable in Canada.

-Do I have to file a tax return on June 2019.
-Or I don't have to pay any tax being staying only a month after landed as immigrant.

thank you and appreciate experts view on this matter.
 

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Greetings,

I landed and stayed only for a month in Regina/Toronto in June 2018 and then returned back to homeland. Only thing I did during my stay is opened a Bank account. Plan to move permanently in Sep 2019. I'm working in a Canadian govt agency in my home country as a locally employed staff and they agreed to transfer resignation benefits to my Canadian Bank account. But I like to know:

-as this benefits earns in my country will it be taxable in Canada.

-Do I have to file a tax return on June 2019.
-Or I don't have to pay any tax being staying only a month after landed as immigrant.

thank you and appreciate experts view on this matter.
I think you are not tax resident of Canada, so no need to file return and pay tax.
 

BDABCD2009

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Dec 7, 2015
108
31
Category........
PNP
Visa Office......
Singapore
NOC Code......
0213
App. Filed.......
30 Aug 2016
Doc's Request.
14- OCt 2016
Nomination.....
22 Oct 2016
AOR Received.
05 Mar 2017
File Transfer...
15 March
Med's Request
26 June 2017
Med's Done....
02 July 2017
Interview........
Not required
Passport Req..
23-07-2017
VISA ISSUED...
27-08-2017
LANDED..........
15 June 2018