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  1. General Personal Finance Talk
    I've been living in the US on a green card for some time now. I've been to figure out what to do with my registered accounts; I didn't settle this prior to moving (which I regret) and now I'm trying to figure out what to do. I tried applying for Canadian investments but since I'm no longer a tax...
    cross border investments rrsp tfsa
  2. Taxation
    1) I have a doubt in Canadian tax residency rules. I am a new immigrant of canada from India through the PR route. As per my country's taxation laws - i am a resident. But as per canadian tax laws also - i am a resident effective from the date when I land, apply for health card etc. And canada...
    cross border non resident residential status tax treaty
  3. Taxation
    I had a quick question and was hoping for some guidance. My sister has received a cash gift (~8K) from her father-in-law. Think of it as a belated baby shower gift. Father-in-law lives in Asia (not a Canadian Citizen / Resident) and hand carried the cash to Canada during his visit. My sister is...
    cross border gift overseas taxation
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