Hello,
Two questions, with respective scenarios.. both under study permit.
From 2002 - 2005, the tax returns were submitted using an Indian lady's help. But after 2005, company cheques were deposited into the account. So, those tax returns weren't done after 2005 just to avoid any unwanted attention.
1) A canadian company gives a cheque to a study permit holder, intl student, without requiring the SIN. Cheque is withdrawn at TD Canada Trust. Any taxation issues? The amount is not vast.. coming close to 5,000 per month.
2) A US company sends a bank wire to the TD Canada Trust account. Any taxation issues?
All this noting the fact that there is no work permit in the picture. Companies are owned by friends and the study permit holder occasionally does consulting for them.
So, they're kind of 'friendship' cum consulting payments, lol.
Please help.
close your a/c
buy o/w ticket
head back to the bushes
practice voodoo or
become a bush doctor
you must be chewing gum
you must be smoking too
you wear mini skirt
you wear halter top
you also stand on the street corners
5g's tax free per month
not a vast sum
you are not a student
you are a pro
scram
beat it
vamoose
eclipse
get lost
6:15
When you reach your destination
go and hide but practice to
sing: eeee ou uh ah ah...................
your Mom surely must love you.
What makes you think I don't do all those already?
Forget my mom, wanna know a secret? Your mom loves me too. And man, does she ever!
(PS: If you have nothing to say, say nothing at all.)
hi since you have not given your SIN #, you dont have to worry but next time never play with the fire. Be careful
Quote:
Originally posted by CD123
What makes you think I don't do all OF those already?
Forget my mom, wanna know a secret? Your mom loves me too. And man, does she ever!
(PS: If you have nothing to say, say nothing at all.)
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