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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:
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You have to report your world income for the part of the year that
; n! E$ K2 W' V9 Eyou were a resident of Canada. World income is income from all6 u" r- N5 [& `! `& |
sources, both inside and outside Canada. In some cases, pension
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Canada due to a tax treaty, but you must still report the income on
5 C, K! U4 r6 G) |4 V J& v, o8 iyour tax return. You can deduct the exempt part on line 256 of8 L$ h( l% E5 R. P. T# Z( J
your tax return.' U6 _% S$ j+ h6 n0 [- ^2 r
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For the part of the year that you were not a resident of Canada,
5 ]7 b" m3 W; ~8 h6 pyou have to report only the following income:
* n/ c% Q, Z; @8 g7 S0 @■ income from employment in Canada or from a business6 C5 H4 y6 f5 f B% o
carried on in Canada;5 J) I' i% ^* N. O, q
■ taxable capital gains from disposing of taxable Canadian9 ?; G0 h# U4 v$ h9 K. E( f5 k
property; and
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research grants you received from Canadian sources.4 c; o1 U: D0 P
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urspace, 你的回答太不专业了,要加强理论学习哈,
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