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Hello guys, I moved to Canada last year from the US, I didn't find a job for the first 4 months and only worked about a month (dec 09) in Canada. Now I was gonna file my taxes and what I need to know is that do I need to state my US income on the Canadian income tax forms. Someone told me I'm suppose to. but I've already paid my US taxes from 09 and don't see why I'd have to mention that on here. Does anyone know anything about this?
You could contact the local CRA office and explain this. The fact that you are volunteering the information will create all sorts of brownie points for you. But it's important that you take the initiative, rather than explaining after they approach you.
Hello guys, I moved to Canada last year from the US, I didn't find a job for the first 4 months and only worked about a month (dec 09) in Canada. Now I was gonna file my taxes and what I need to know is that do I need to state my US income on the Canadian income tax forms. Someone told me I'm suppose to. but I've already paid my US taxes from 09 and don't see why I'd have to mention that on here. Does anyone know anything about this?
You don't need to report your US income until you became tax resident in Canada. From what you say it looks like you moved to Canada in July/August 2009. In that case any income you earned in the US from January to July 2009 is of no interest to the Canadian government.
You can. For example, if you are tax-resident in Canada and earn US employment income, you will pay US employment taxes on that income. You also declare these earnings on your Canadian tax return. You will pay to the Canadian government to the extent that the Canadian tax due on that income exceeds the US tax already paid.
I was recently referred to the Tax Collectors Bible by a friend, i must say that i am absolutley blown away by how valuable the information in this book is. I am going out of my way to introduce this book to everyone i know, and even those i don't know. this book is a MUST read for every Canadian tax payer.
You can download the book from this site taxcollectorsbible dot com
Happy Reading, and do the Canadian thing and share this book with everyone you know.
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