Posted on: 20-09-05 16:24:41
Hi,
I've been reading this forum for a while now and its definitely a very good source for information.
My questions is, if someone is working on H1 in USA and gets his Canadian PR, can he/she land in Canada; get his/her PR card and return back to USA, still maintaining his/her H1 status. The reason I ask this is because, if a person needs 4-6 months to settle everything in US, obviously he would want to continue with his job for that period.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Yes.
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The Cynic
Thanks Dio!
Is there any limitation (number of months) on how long one can stay out of Canada after becoming a landed immigrant, before moving to Canada permanently?
u need to stay 2 out of 5 years in canada to maintain your PR
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We will find a way or we will make one
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Orginally posted by micky20190
My questions is, if someone is working on H1 in USA and gets his Canadian PR, can he/she land in Canada; get his/her PR card and return back to USA,
Yes but ..
As a Canadian PR you have to declare the world income , i.e. you have to submit the returns in Canada and pay the difference of tax if any ( the tax up pay in US versus what would you have to pay in canada ..)
Of course , an Accountant is the best person to guide you.
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Non illigitamus carborundum
So if a person has worked in U.S for about 10-11 months that year and decides to move to Canada before the end of the year[say nov/dec], how does that tax thing work out?
The person still has to do tax filing next year for the 10-11 months spent in U.S.
Right?
What about 1-2 months towards the end spent in Canada?
Also if u move to Canada, how can one file taxes in U.S from Canada?
