cecillia

昨天收到税局给LG的 NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT，看得一头雾水：

Since you have included less than 90% of your world income in calculating your net income, you are only entitled to non-refundable tax credits for Canada Pension Plan or Quebec Pension plan contributions， Employment Insurance premiums, disability amount, tuition amout, interest paid on your student loans, and donations and gifts. Accordingly, we have adjusted your non-refundable tax credits from $1386 to $0.

We have revised your total payable from $0 to $208 which includes a change to your total non-refundable tax credits.

LG是去年10月登陆后回国的，报税只报了登陆后国内的收入，大概1000多一点点加币，结果现在要交208的税，减掉魁省的什么34的减免，加上8块多的罚款，一共要交186块多，这到底是什么意思呢？

红星闪闪

since you reside in Canada during in 2006, your LG is deemed to be a Canadian resident, regardless he was living in china for most of the year, therefore, his world wide income is subjected to Canadian income tax.

what you can do now

1. pay the tax and penalty
2. get a better accountant who knows tax, try to avoid "friend's friend's who's studying in accounting and do it for free", they usually fucked up the most (only my opinion).

montreal99

应该不用交税!!!

你已经告诉他这是中国的收入? 加拿大对于这种收入有规定的, 因为你在中国已经纳税!!!!

kinscard

According to the information given, Revenue Canada found out that your LG had only reported 10% of his world-wide income and they recalculated his deduction (used for sustracting income)and tax credits (can be used to offset your taxes) based on his net income.

If you r sure that it was a mistake and your husband didn't report more than $1000 in his 2006 income, contact Revenue Canada for a reassessment immediately.

By the way, for your information: if your husband is deemed resident of Canada since you resided in here in 2006, therefore he may have to report his worldwide income and carry federal tax obligations.

sufe

如果他不是第一次登陆，那他就要报全年的收入了。如果是首次登陆，就只报登陆后的收入。后一种情况你只报登陆后3个月的收入，那他的non refundable credit 也要按比例减少 。不过卫生么减为0，你可以要求税局解释一下 。

Sailing8080

如果你是第一次登陆，这种情况与我遇到过的一样，你应该是将中国的收入放在收入那一栏里了，你可以拿着你的联邦报税单到联邦税局解释那是在中国的收入，说入那一栏应为0，魁省的要到魁省税局解释。

cecillia

感谢大家的回复，我会试着去做，关键是我先生正国内，现在税局要叫我做个委托我才能替他办，比较麻烦。但是总算知道是怎么回事情了，谢谢大家！

George01

because your husband established residency in canada in 2006, and you are still in canada after he went back to china, your husband is a candian resident. all his worldwide income is taxable in canada. if he has paid tax in china, according to international law, the tax paid could be deductible in canada. becuase your husband landed in 2006, the wordwide income for only part of 2006 after your entry date are taxable.

you are not entitled to deemed resident because you (the spouse) live in canada, it is preceding tie to CRA.
望高人指点是否正确.