Declaration of non-residents' rental income from Canadian property (NR4+S216)
C$300.00
If you are a non-tax resident, or part of the property rights of your house is held by a non-tax resident, then the proportion of the non-tax resident property rights in the rental income needs to be reported as a non-tax resident.You must pay withholding tax on a monthly basis and declare your income at the start of each subsequent year (NR4). The withholding tax portion of your tax return must be submitted separately from the T1 in Section 216.
The information you need to provide is as follows (because Canadian tax returns are based on individuals, if multiple people share one or more properties, you can add a separate order to the shopping cart and check out together):
- Copy of passport (for applying for tax number)
- House purchase contract
- House handover lawyer documents (for expense deduction)
- House rental contract
- Bank account information (used to set up pre-authorization so that the tax bureau can withhold prepaid taxes directly from your account)
If your situation is more complicated, you can contact us via email info@kewangcpa.com
Property Owners Name
Property Address