Will my wife be double taxed

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1961 viewsNovember 6, 2019International Tax

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Anonymous (anonymous) Posted October 22, 2019

Hello sir,

I and my wife became Canadian permanent resident this year. My wife just got a Postdoctoral research position in France for 2 years so she will be going with the children and I will be going back and forth. I think Canada has a tax treaty with France. We already confirmed she will be taxed in France, Will she be taxed in Canada as well or what would you advice?

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score 0 · Answer 1 · 2019-11-06T16:00:36+00:00

If she moves to France with her children, and (a) she does not maintain a home in Canada, and (b) you, her husband, are not residing in Canada, then she will be treated as a non-resident of Canada for tax purposes. This means that her French income will not be taxable in Canada.

Will my wife be double taxed

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