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Immigrants get a five year tax holiday if setup properly
Quote from website:
The Income Tax Act does allow an immigrant to shelter non-Canadian source income and capital gain for a period of up to sixty months after their arrival in Canada. The sixty-month period commences on January 1 of the calendar year during which the taxpayer becomes resident in Canada for tax purposes. Typically, income/capital gain-producing assets that are situated outside of Canada are transferred into an "offshore trust". A non-resident financial institution is used as trustee. All income and capital gains attributable to such assets that are earned by the trust, escape Canadian tax during the period that the individual is a Permanent Resident of Canada and is in the qualification period of Canadian Citizenship. This "tax holiday" expires at the end of the sixty month period. If the trust continues in place thereafter and the person remains resident in Canada for tax purposes, the trust itself will become a resident taxpayer and liable for Canadian taxation on its world-wide income.


See link
http://www.escapeartist.com/efam27/Canadian_Sunrise.html