我2022年11月尾先到,係咪23年4月第一次報税? yes, you have to report your income from the day you arrived/landed in Canada to Dec 31, 2022
T1135有少少唔明,如果長揸暫時無計劃放嘅股票係點計gain/loss?
Obtain the closest closing price of all the stocks and convert them in Canadian dollar on the day you landed. You are deemed to sold all your stocks on the day you arrived Canada at the market price in Canadian dollar AND you also bought them back at the same price. Therefore, you now have all your stocks in Canadian dollar at the price on the day you landed. This will be your COST (Adjusted cost base ACB) when you finally sell the stock and gain or loss are calculated based on the ACB vs the final price.
If yo don't sell them, you still have to report them on T1135 if they are non-Canadian stocks and your total non Canadian assets exceeded CND$100,000.
唔夠25萬,應該淨係part A就ok? 啲人話第一年唔洗報海外資產又係咪真?
What Part A are you talking about? Part A of T1135?
https://taxpage.com/articles-and-tips/first-year-resident/#:~:text=Individual%20Canadian%20immigrants%20are%20exempt,including%20any%20foreign%20source%20pensions.
Individual Canadian immigrants are exempt from the requirements to file a T1135 information return for the year in which they first become Residents of Canada. While new Canadian residents do not have to file the T1135 form, they still have to report all of their worldwide income including any foreign source pensions. It’s also important to realize that residence for Canadian income tax purposes is not the same as landed immigrant status. Our top Canadian tax lawyers can advise if you have become a Canadian tax resident.