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Leaving Canada
Published research on Canadian residence, departure, and cross-border obligations.
94 published items
- Compliance Checklist for Non-Residents and Deemed Residents in Canada: What’s New in 2025 — Recent changes affect non-residents and deemed residents: the elimination of the Underused Housing Tax, revised rates & residency tests, and new reporting rules in CRA’s 2025 guides.
- Digital Nomad in Canada? Understanding Residency, Tax Obligations & Cross-Border Income — Digital and remote work is blurring tax lines—if you’re a digital nomad spending time in Canada or earning across borders, understanding how residency, income sourcing, and treaties affect your obligations is crucial.
- Digital Nomad Tax Guide: Canada’s Evolving Regime & What Remote International Workers Should Know — While Canada isn’t known for ultra-nomad-friendly tax policies, recent changes provide clarity on residency, credits, and what remote workers must report.
- Digital Nomads & Non-Residents: What New Changes Mean Ahead of Tax Filing Season — Canada is enhancing digital services while implementing tax treaties and non-resident filing rules that directly affect remote workers and nomads. Know what forms, credits, and rates apply to you.
- Preparing for Canada’s 2025 Income Tax Changes: A Digital Nomad’s Checklist — For digital nomads earning and living across borders, Canada’s latest income tax changes for 2025 could affect your filing, residency status, and deductions—get ahead with a tailored checklist.
- Tax Residency & Non-Resident TFSA Rules: What Digital Nomads Should Know — If you live abroad but still have Canadian ties, these TFSA & residency rules can impact your savings, contribution room, and tax exposure — here’s your survival guide.
- Case Study: Digital Nomad Working in Canada while Keeping Non-Resident Status — Explore how tax rules apply to digital nomads who work remotely for foreign employers while spending part of the year in Canada—or want to avoid becoming tax residents.
- Starting a Digital Nomad Life from Canada: Tax Risks & Strategies — Living abroad while keeping Canadian residency comes with complex tax rules—understand when you're taxable, how to minimize double taxation, and plan efficiently if you're a digital nomad.
- Toronto Freelancer to Nomad: Navigating Canadian Tax Rules as a Digital Nomad — If you’re working remotely from Canada or abroad, this article breaks down what you need to know about residency, taxable income sources, withholding, and structuring for digital nomad life.
- Digital Nomad Opportunities in Canada: Automatic Benefits & Filing Simplifications — New measures in Budget 2025 help lower-income individuals—including nomads with simple tax situations—access automatic filing of tax returns and benefits. Here’s what digital nomads need to know to minimize compliance burden.
- Entity Setup Considerations for Non-Resident Property Owners After Canada’s Budget 2025 Changes — Canada’s proposed elimination of the Underused Housing Tax (UHT) and its changes to non-resident dispositions of Canadian property demand a rethink in entity structure and tax exposure for foreign owners.
- Case Study: How the Elimination of the Underused Housing Tax Affects Non-Resident Owners — Budget 2025 eliminates the Underused Housing Tax for 2025 and future years—explore how this change impacts non-resident owners holding vacant or under-used property in Canada and what actions to consider.
- Compliance Essentials for Digital Nomads: Navigating Non-Resident Tax Filing in Canada — For digital nomads working across borders, understanding Canada’s tax filing rules for non-residents and emigrants is crucial to stay compliant—and avoid surprises.
- How to Remain Tax Compliant as a Digital Nomad in Canada — A detailed guide on maintaining compliance with Canadian tax laws while living and working remotely abroad.