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It's starting to sound more like I will be better off to stay a Canadian resident. My wife will be in the states on an F1 visa and I will be down there on an F2 so that should take care of the "Substantial presence" you mentioned. We will have to take a look at having a residence in Canada...

Hmmmm..... the plot thickens. I didn't realize that a scholarship was considered income but after some thought I guess that makes sense. I'm not 100% sure what my company does on my behalf tax wise in Vietnam but I do know that any tax they pay is included on my T4 as a taxable benefit. As for livin...

Hi Nelsona, Thanks for your response. To answer your questions........ My wife will strictly be a student so she will not have any income to worry about. We have sold our home in Canada and have purchased one in the US. Due to my schedule I will probably be in the US just a little less than 183 days...

My wife and I are both Canadians and she has accepted a scholarship in Washington State to go to school. We will be moving down this summer and will be there a minimum of 3 years. I work for a Canadian company and I am stationed overseas and qualify for the Canadian Overseas Employment Tax Credit (O...