I put in my Ontario address and then my departure date, however, when I look at the summary page, I don't see any Ontario Tax calcuated on line 428, however, I do see that the Federal Tax calculated on line 406 is higher than when I did it "by hand". Does U-File incorporate the two?
PS - I haven't yet paid 'cause I'm not yet completely satisfied.
Thanks
Emigrants and Income Tax and Canadain Tax Software
Moderator: Mark T Serbinski CA CPA
Its not enough to put ontario address, in fact you should NOT put it.
Rather, as I have explained, you need to say that you were RESIDENT of Ontario for 2007, and also put departure date.
Rather, as I have explained, you need to say that you were RESIDENT of Ontario for 2007, and also put departure date.
After 20 years, I am severely cutting back on responses. Do not ask specifically for my help. There are a few others on this board that can answer most questions. All the best
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devinshwan
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Re: Emigrants and Income Tax and Canadain Tax Software
Hello,
As a non-inhabitant, you have to settle government expense on salary got from Canada. A non-inhabitant accepting Canadian pay is liable to Part XIII assessment or Part I impose.
Much of the time, Part XIII assessment is appropriate to profits, rental and eminence installments, benefits installments, and OAS/CPP/QPP resigning stipends, withdrawals from RRSP/RRIF, annuities, and the executive's expenses. Part XIII expense is determined at 25% (except if diminished by a duty bargain).
Part I impose is material to such things as work pay in Canada, carrying on business in Canada and the transfer of assessable Canadian property.
You can choose to record a Canadian expense form if Part XIII assessment was retained on the accompanying:
* Canadian rental pay or timber eminences; and,
* Certain Canadian benefits pay.
Choosing to record an arrival may result in a discount of all or part of the Part XIII expense retained.
As a non-inhabitant, you have to settle government expense on salary got from Canada. A non-inhabitant accepting Canadian pay is liable to Part XIII assessment or Part I impose.
Much of the time, Part XIII assessment is appropriate to profits, rental and eminence installments, benefits installments, and OAS/CPP/QPP resigning stipends, withdrawals from RRSP/RRIF, annuities, and the executive's expenses. Part XIII expense is determined at 25% (except if diminished by a duty bargain).
Part I impose is material to such things as work pay in Canada, carrying on business in Canada and the transfer of assessable Canadian property.
You can choose to record a Canadian expense form if Part XIII assessment was retained on the accompanying:
* Canadian rental pay or timber eminences; and,
* Certain Canadian benefits pay.
Choosing to record an arrival may result in a discount of all or part of the Part XIII expense retained.
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devinshwan
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- Joined: Sat Dec 15, 2018 12:52 am
Re: Emigrants and Income Tax and Canadain Tax Software
Hello,
As a non-inhabitant, you have to settle government expense on salary got from Canada. A non-inhabitant accepting Canadian pay is liable to Part XIII assessment or Part I impose.
Much of the time, Part XIII assessment is appropriate to profits, rental and eminence installments, benefits installments, and OAS/CPP/QPP resigning stipends, withdrawals from RRSP/RRIF, annuities, and the executive's expenses. Part XIII expense is determined at 25% (except if diminished by a duty bargain).
Part I impose is material to such things as work pay in Canada, carrying on business in Canada and the transfer of assessable Canadian property.
You can choose to record a Canadian expense form if Part XIII assessment was retained on the accompanying:
* Canadian rental pay or timber eminences; and,
* Certain Canadian benefits pay.
Choosing to record an arrival may result in a discount of all or part of the Part XIII expense retained.
Thanks!
http://www.hadriancpas.com/
As a non-inhabitant, you have to settle government expense on salary got from Canada. A non-inhabitant accepting Canadian pay is liable to Part XIII assessment or Part I impose.
Much of the time, Part XIII assessment is appropriate to profits, rental and eminence installments, benefits installments, and OAS/CPP/QPP resigning stipends, withdrawals from RRSP/RRIF, annuities, and the executive's expenses. Part XIII expense is determined at 25% (except if diminished by a duty bargain).
Part I impose is material to such things as work pay in Canada, carrying on business in Canada and the transfer of assessable Canadian property.
You can choose to record a Canadian expense form if Part XIII assessment was retained on the accompanying:
* Canadian rental pay or timber eminences; and,
* Certain Canadian benefits pay.
Choosing to record an arrival may result in a discount of all or part of the Part XIII expense retained.
Thanks!
http://www.hadriancpas.com/
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devinshwan
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- Joined: Sat Dec 15, 2018 12:52 am
Re: Emigrants and Income Tax and Canadain Tax Software
Hello,
As a non-inhabitant, you have to settle government expense on salary got from Canada. A non-inhabitant accepting Canadian pay is liable to Part XIII assessment or Part I impose.
Much of the time, Part XIII assessment is appropriate to profits, rental and eminence installments, benefits installments, and OAS/CPP/QPP resigning stipends, withdrawals from RRSP/RRIF, annuities, and the executive's expenses. Part XIII expense is determined at 25% (except if diminished by a duty bargain).
Part I impose is material to such things as work pay in Canada, carrying on business in Canada and the transfer of assessable Canadian property.
You can choose to record a Canadian expense form if Part XIII assessment was retained on the accompanying:
* Canadian rental pay or timber eminences; and,
* Certain Canadian benefits pay.
Choosing to record an arrival may result in a discount of all or part of the Part XIII expense retained.
Thanks!
As a non-inhabitant, you have to settle government expense on salary got from Canada. A non-inhabitant accepting Canadian pay is liable to Part XIII assessment or Part I impose.
Much of the time, Part XIII assessment is appropriate to profits, rental and eminence installments, benefits installments, and OAS/CPP/QPP resigning stipends, withdrawals from RRSP/RRIF, annuities, and the executive's expenses. Part XIII expense is determined at 25% (except if diminished by a duty bargain).
Part I impose is material to such things as work pay in Canada, carrying on business in Canada and the transfer of assessable Canadian property.
You can choose to record a Canadian expense form if Part XIII assessment was retained on the accompanying:
* Canadian rental pay or timber eminences; and,
* Certain Canadian benefits pay.
Choosing to record an arrival may result in a discount of all or part of the Part XIII expense retained.
Thanks!