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Assuming that you've done all your analysis, it makes sense to become a non-resident. You're starting a brand new business. You have lots of employment or you have lots of investment outside of Canada. So then you realize that it's best to separate the tie and become a Canadian non-tax resident. The first thing that you need to do is to calculate your departure tax and recognize and learn about your ongoing tax filing obligation.

Assuming that you've done all your analysis, it makes sense to become a non-resident. You're starting a brand new business. You have lots of employment or you…

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  • Non-Resident Transition
  • Reasons for Becoming Non-Resident
  • Starting a New Business
  • Employment Outside Canada
  • Investment Outside Canada
  • Steps to Become Non-Resident
  • Separate Ties with Canada
  • Calculate Departure Tax
  • Ongoing Tax Filing Obligation
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Assuming that you've done all your analysis, it makes sense to become a non-resident. You're starting a brand new business. You have lots of employment or you have lots of investment outside of Canada. So then you realize that it's best to separate the tie and become a Canadian non-tax resident. The first thing that you need to do is to calculate your departure tax and recognize and learn about your ongoing tax filing obligation.

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"Assuming that you've done all your analysis"

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