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I will be declaring my self a non-resident in Canada soon since I've moved to the US, I'll be moving south of US soon. Can CRA still audit me as a non-resident for my previous years as a non-resident? in that case I would need to travel to Canada again to take care of the audit?

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[quote="nelsona"]I already answered this: you will be resident when your US ties are more than your Cdn ties.
Owning an empty house or having one with relatives is equivalent. It is a strong residential tie, but if you move to US, and live and work there, this outweighs the Cdn house. You become ...

[quote="nelsona"]Yes, assuming you have "more" ties in US than in Canada, you would be considered a "deemed non-resident" of Canada, if the house you own in Canada is empty, or "non-resident " of canada if the house you own is rented out.[/quote]

Sorry for taking long to reply, but I have 2 more ...

[quote="nelsona"]All deperting residents are subject to exit taxes. if you move to live legally in another country which has a tax treaty with canada, you will become non-resident of canada even if you have a property in canada.[/quote]

Thanks for your reply.

I live in the US now, so that means I ...

I'm a PR of Canada but no longer plan on living there and my PR will expire soon. My only concern is that there is a house under my name, I didn't pay for it and don't live in it. Is there anyway for me to become a non-resident for taxes if this house is under my name? how about if the ownership is ...