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A client moved to Mexico at the end of October last year. Before he moved, he sold his principle residence and the T2091 will be filled out for this. He had very little income last year. As far as I know, he has maintained his bank accounts and health insurance in Canada. He is renting in Mexico. I believe that he will be receiving pension benefits from his employer sponsored pension plan, as he is not old enough for CPP or OAS. He has no spouse and his children are adults. He informed me that he would be returning to Canada just enough to maintain his health insurance. Is he still a resident of Canada for tax purposes? What questions do I need to ask him? Should he be considered an emigrant? Do I need to fill out a T1243? Any information that you can provice would be appreciated.
He would definitely still be considered a Canadian resident for tax purposes. He has not had a "clean break".
Ok - thank you! It is nice to be able to get someone else's viewpoint. And it sure makes it easier for me if he is still a resident for tax purposes. LOL
as janis said. not a clean break, so still resident....
Ok - thank you. Having other people weigh in on this has helped me a lot.
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