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发表于 2010-4-1 22:32
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谢谢whst111, 找到官方解释了: q% R+ b7 R! s- y( Q1 H8 W, I
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" F3 ^( m. q9 I9 EYou have to report your world income for the part of the year that
$ E7 w: |) ?( w2 Y; [: r6 nyou were a resident of Canada. World income is income from all
9 D5 a5 z' R4 J5 ~! E! o0 A3 Asources, both inside and outside Canada. In some cases, pension
5 |( Y; B9 p/ y) Hincome from outside of Canada may be exempt from tax in
3 o! I9 ]& T& ]% |3 [5 R( [Canada due to a tax treaty, but you must still report the income on
9 U4 \4 [; v. Gyour tax return. You can deduct the exempt part on line 256 of5 l( }3 G1 c8 y |; {* H
your tax return.
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For the part of the year that you were not a resident of Canada,$ @8 O* {0 H4 _( T0 @9 s0 {9 L4 p
you have to report only the following income:9 X6 Y7 u0 g# e3 h9 e; ^; z
■ income from employment in Canada or from a business
) c+ l+ g6 ^, j) W8 O9 zcarried on in Canada;
9 i* [* f+ i' j. Y1 y1 A$ R$ R■ taxable capital gains from disposing of taxable Canadian
! P3 Y; _5 G" ?0 R' j. z- Uproperty; and0 @: `& D6 Q& ^- n' N
■ the taxable part of scholarships, fellowships, bursaries, and
7 Y4 @1 e& w! w! s7 mresearch grants you received from Canadian sources.
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urspace, 你的回答太不专业了,要加强理论学习哈,
, u- F8 \! u* x2 q1 h4 Y$ S不知道别瞎吓唬人哈:) |
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