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nelsona wrote:
> You are still a Cdn tax resident.

I think that would make things easier like you said but I don't think I understand why I'd be a CDN tax resident since I don't have primary ties to Canada (home, spouse etc.). Is it because I still have secondary ties? (passport, bank accounts)

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ND wrote:
> RE 'to submit the W9, but I'm wondering what are the implications of this?'
> Providing a W-9 to Cdn bank will submit you to FATCA and 8938 reporting
> requirements as your bank will share that info with IRS.

Yeah that's what I figured. But I believe I am exempt from FATCA and 8938 ...

nelsona wrote:
> Btw, I've never heard of ANY withholding tax on a TFSA withdrawal, neither
> for a CDn resident, a US resident, or a resident of any other country.
>
> ASk them to show you what part of the tax act they are misinterpreting to
> come up with this.

Yeah I'm not sure what they are on ...

nelsona wrote:
> Technically, you are still resident of Canada, since you are not able to
> claim US residency on F1 for a few years. This is GOOD for you, so insist
> that youa re Cdn with all financial aspects if it suits you.
>
> This will also solve the cap gains issue.

I see what you mean ...

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