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Just to clarify, let's assume I have zero other income in 2020 and close my RRSP and have withholding tax of $5K.
Can I choose to file 2020 Canadian non-resident tax return and use my unused capital losses/tuition to reduce (or get a refund) on my withholding RRSP tax?
Maybe section 217?

As I mentioned, I left Canada in 2014 and came to US on F1 visa as a student. During this time I only came to Canada for a short visit during school breaks. But according to the CRA rules as a student I was still counted as a factual Canadian resident and filed my Canadian taxes every year. My F1 st...

I have both unused capital losses and tuition credit amounts from previous years. 1. Is it better to use one vs the other to offset the departure tax due to deemed disposition? Or it doesn't matter? I have enough of either to bring my departure tax to zero (if I limit capital loss applied to current...

I was in US on F1 visa since 2014. Got married and got my GC in 2019. So, if I understand correctly, as per IRS residency rules, I became US resident on Jan 1st 2019.
https://www.irs.gov/individuals/interna ... y-examples
(please see Example 1)
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I became a US resident on Jan 1st 2019. The only property I have is my investments (stocks). I am filing an emigrant return and including forms T1161 & T1243 and reporting my captal gains and losses (deemed disposition) on Schedule 3. Several of my stocks have had some corporate action during th...