But as what I know, depends you are an international student or an immigrant; and before you immigrated, you claimed this or not. Even gifted from relatives or others, it's still your income, might got auditing from CRA, and might be checked for money laudry(any amt more than $10,000 for international transfer and $3,000 for domestic transfer).* B4 l& i# u1 O
Money was gifted internationally has special rules, might not pay any tax, but you must expain in your tax file. , O# f+ _7 w2 J) f# G7 V& {" TDoes sb. works for CRA give a more clear explaination?
Tax base is not just salary, bonus....it also includes stock, property like vacation house money, gifts from others..., money from dead person's will....
It will be difficult for CRA to determine whether the money is from me or from my parents. If I claim that this is my own money in China, I don't think they should charge me any tax.
首先这个回答的结果是对的,接受别人的钱不用交税,但是搞不清楚为什么CRA会用遗产税来解释,我感觉这个根本就不是遗产税的问题,而是馈赠现金的问题。问题在于不管你接受的是你爸妈的钱,还是朋友的钱,都不用纳税 ...( z# ?8 B. T. p& B# D( X' f
hibaby 发表于 2009-11-3 21:56