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mikkke

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Oct 31, 2014
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Hey guys,

I'm currently in my home country waiting for my Permanent Residence. (I stopped working and left Canada after my visa expired on August 1st 2014).

Recently I just got my 2014 T4 and I intend to file my taxes from here and mail them to CRA since i still have a Canadian account and all.

So my question is: When filling up my T1 General, when they ask about my SIN, Do i give my old expired one? Also information about my residence: Should i put my current address and country? ((It mentions province or territory of residence on Dec 31st 2014).


Thank you for your help!

;D
 
As far as I know, SINs don't expire as long as you are not deceased.
 
Contact Revenue Canada for non residents.
 
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