Expat Tax Planning
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We serve all clientele in Quebec, Canada and the World.
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Determination of Provincial Residency Status ?
Provincial Tax liability
Alien Tax Status
"183-day-rule"
How can I determine my Provincial tax liability?
In order to determine the provincial tax liability in Canada, provincial residency
status must first be clarified.
In order to decide whether a person has "Provincial Residential
Ties" and thus is deemed a "Resident," various
criteria are considered such as:
domicile, spouce (Partner), property, such as a car or furniture, or social
or business connections in the community.
Many other issues, may be considered relevant for the determination
of the residency status.
Special regulations apply to persons who do not meet any of the criteria
above or similar criteria, and who have, according to the "183-day-rule," spent
more than 183 days during the calendar year in Canada.
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