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I've looked into it quite a bit, you have to meet all the requirements of being non resident and confirm with the CRA that they do not deem you to be resident.
by eloff 8y ago
I've looked into it quite a bit, you have to meet all the requirements of being non resident and confirm with the CRA that they do not deem you to be resident. But then it should be fine. I haven't personally tried it, but I've heard of wealthy Canadians legally escaping taxes that way - so I'm pretty sure it does work.
- arcticbull 8y agoYou can do that with capital gains sure because you’re taxed based on residency at disposition but work is done where you are physically and taxes are due.