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谢谢whst111, 找到官方解释了: I1 g8 j" i% L, k- c" N
Income! g1 C p0 T5 J. h
- Z# K" t( w# N c6 m' d, ^, G( vYou have to report your world income for the part of the year that
" K( c8 t) T' Z4 H2 {$ K0 Cyou were a resident of Canada. World income is income from all) e2 z) y- q4 n, @
sources, both inside and outside Canada. In some cases, pension$ F5 L/ ^+ ~1 C( P g4 N
income from outside of Canada may be exempt from tax in
; X+ n+ U* [4 M i" gCanada due to a tax treaty, but you must still report the income on, W* u$ P! |- k9 x1 Z6 y, j7 _: a
your tax return. You can deduct the exempt part on line 256 of/ u% `$ @: Y# E
your tax return.
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! z/ x; b' }4 H! s' N6 X# [For the part of the year that you were not a resident of Canada,* u& I7 N, U) s- O6 H
you have to report only the following income:
4 |5 k/ U- ^( N7 N( B2 f$ C+ D■ income from employment in Canada or from a business" R; q2 f4 r6 T. R( q1 x3 i
carried on in Canada;; ~8 ]( v- q4 Q9 R- V, j9 I* r
■ taxable capital gains from disposing of taxable Canadian0 D3 ^& ?% z& `& U6 ^
property; and1 I* q. x+ @, n1 m# l" p6 q1 A
■ the taxable part of scholarships, fellowships, bursaries, and
: X# m- Y; X4 m/ w3 Hresearch grants you received from Canadian sources.$ h$ ~ e" T' Z) F- ^% u
4 @- H8 \# t% N ?4 ^! W( P& Iurspace, 你的回答太不专业了,要加强理论学习哈,6 a& |9 y' d; @5 I
不知道别瞎吓唬人哈:) |
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