移民左去加拿大Toronto 48年 點滴 4
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Thank you brother 
你幾月submit?
屋企對金絲雀生咗竇蛋
11月尾
想睇下d雀 
This batch probably won't hatch. They are new pair.
Btw你而家係pr?
捉人逃稅係咪同咖啡仔一樣都黑人憎
Not yet
不過我個fd 本身就係citizen 都未收到個牌
不過我個fd 本身就係citizen 都未收到個牌
你同佢幾時apply?
Uncle 將來屋企人可能會資助我首期. 想問如果佢一次過入一筆錢入去我香港戶口 然後我自己每次逐少咁轉去加拿大得唔得？會唔會驚動到稅局？定係穩陣起見叫佢每次轉少過1萬加紙入我香港戶口？麻煩哂
留返所有文件。包括你家人啲錢嘅來源。最好喺匯款文件，memo之類寫明係送俾你買屋用嘅.
如果証明唔到你屋企人有咁既財政實力， 咁就難講啦.
一次過匯晒嚟係無問題。唔會有任何稅務問題。
如果証明唔到你屋企人有咁既財政實力， 咁就難講啦.
一次過匯晒嚟係無問題。唔會有任何稅務問題。
There is no safe place. What is her budget?
有無朋友喺依度？
HK＄15000 CND＄2500租酒店都唔止喇
HK＄15000 CND＄2500租酒店都唔止喇
HST refund are normal. Did CRA ask you to tell them your income before you entered Canada.
That information was use to calculate the 90% rule.
https://taxpage.com/articles-and-tips/a-toronto-tax-lawyers-guide-to-basic-personal-amount-tax-credit/
What Is The 90% Rule?
The 90% rule applies to taxpayers who have not been a Canadian tax resident for an entire year, whether they are departing from or arriving at Canada. As a result, they may only be entitled to the full Basic Personal Amount deduction if 90% of their net worldwide income is Canadian-sourced. Otherwise, their entitled amount will be prorated based on the length of their tax residence in Canada.
Your HST rebate are paid quarterly. Your first payment may include HST for other quarters and/or climate control . Your next rebate may be lower.
https://settlement.org/ontario/daily-life/personal-finance/taxes/benefits-and-credits-for-newcomers-to-canada/
Benefits and Credits for Newcomers to Canada
Many of the services and benefits we enjoy in Canada are made possible through taxes. You might be eligible for benefit and credit payments even if you just arrived and have no income in Canada.
You have to complete and file an income tax and benefit return every year to receive any benefits and credits you may be entitled to, pay Canadian taxes you may owe, or receive a tax refund.
Why should I file a return?
If you and your family are residents of Canada and would like to receive any benefits or credits you may be entitled to, you should file an income tax and benefit return. Even if you have little or no income, you should still file to receive any benefits and credits you may be eligible for, such as:
Goods and Services Tax (GST) / Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) credit
Canada Workers Benefit
Canada Child Benefit (CCB)
Some provincial benefits are based on your income tax returns
The filing due date for most individuals is April 30, 2021. If you or your spouse or common law-partner are self-employed and had a business in 2020, you have to file your 2020 return on or before June 15, 2021. However, if you owe taxes for 2020, you have to pay it on or before April 30, 2021, to avoid interest and penalties. If you cannot pay your balance owing, the CRA can work with you on a payment arrangement. Taxpayer relief is available if you can’t meet your tax obligations because of circumstances beyond your control. The CRA may cancel or waive penalties or interest under certain conditions.
If you are a newcomer to Canada and want to get the GST/HST credit, fill out and send Form RC151, GST/HST Credit Application for Individuals Who Become Residents of Canada, for the year you became a resident of Canada.
https://taxpage.com/articles-and-tips/a-toronto-tax-lawyers-guide-to-basic-personal-amount-tax-credit/
What Is The 90% Rule?
The 90% rule applies to taxpayers who have not been a Canadian tax resident for an entire year, whether they are departing from or arriving at Canada. As a result, they may only be entitled to the full Basic Personal Amount deduction if 90% of their net worldwide income is Canadian-sourced. Otherwise, their entitled amount will be prorated based on the length of their tax residence in Canada.
Your HST rebate are paid quarterly. Your first payment may include HST for other quarters and/or climate control . Your next rebate may be lower.
https://settlement.org/ontario/daily-life/personal-finance/taxes/benefits-and-credits-for-newcomers-to-canada/
Benefits and Credits for Newcomers to Canada
Many of the services and benefits we enjoy in Canada are made possible through taxes. You might be eligible for benefit and credit payments even if you just arrived and have no income in Canada.
You have to complete and file an income tax and benefit return every year to receive any benefits and credits you may be entitled to, pay Canadian taxes you may owe, or receive a tax refund.
Why should I file a return?
If you and your family are residents of Canada and would like to receive any benefits or credits you may be entitled to, you should file an income tax and benefit return. Even if you have little or no income, you should still file to receive any benefits and credits you may be eligible for, such as:
Goods and Services Tax (GST) / Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) credit
Canada Workers Benefit
Canada Child Benefit (CCB)
Some provincial benefits are based on your income tax returns
The filing due date for most individuals is April 30, 2021. If you or your spouse or common law-partner are self-employed and had a business in 2020, you have to file your 2020 return on or before June 15, 2021. However, if you owe taxes for 2020, you have to pay it on or before April 30, 2021, to avoid interest and penalties. If you cannot pay your balance owing, the CRA can work with you on a payment arrangement. Taxpayer relief is available if you can’t meet your tax obligations because of circumstances beyond your control. The CRA may cancel or waive penalties or interest under certain conditions.
If you are a newcomer to Canada and want to get the GST/HST credit, fill out and send Form RC151, GST/HST Credit Application for Individuals Who Become Residents of Canada, for the year you became a resident of Canada.