Non-Resident Tax Services in Mississauga
Canadian non-residents are taxed on Canadian-source income, either through withholding at source (Part XIII) or by filing a return (Part I). This team sorts out which applies to your situation and files accordingly.
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Every source, taxed correctly
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Living outside Canada doesn't end your tax obligations here if the income is still Canadian-sourced. Dividends, rental income, and business income all trigger different rules depending on how they're earned.
We work with non-residents to figure out exactly what's owed, claim every credit and exemption available, and avoid the excess withholding that catches people off guard.
What's Included
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Part XIII Withholding Review
Dividends, interest, and royalties are typically subject to 25% withholding tax. We check whether electing to file a return would reduce what you actually owe.
Why Work With This Team
We know which Part applies
Part XIII and Part I have different rules and different filing paths. Getting the wrong one wrong means overpaying or missing a deadline.
Rental-specific expertise
NR6 elections and Section 216 filings are common misses for non-resident landlords. We handle them as routine, not exceptions.
Avoiding excess withholding
Filing the right election or return can mean the difference between paying tax on gross income versus net.
Our Process
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Situation Review
We identify your Canadian-source income type: investment income, rental property, business activity, or employment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I owe Canadian tax if I don't live in Canada?
Yes, on income sourced from Canada, whether through withholding tax or a filed return, depending on the income type.
What is Form NR6 for?
It lets a non-resident landlord have withholding tax applied to net rental income instead of gross rent, but it must be filed before the first rent payment of the year.
How is non-resident rental income taxed by default?
Your agent withholds 25% of gross rent unless you've filed Form NR6 and elected under Section 216 to be taxed on net income instead.
Get a Free Consultation With a Mississauga Accountant
Tell us what's going on with your books or your last CRA letter. You'll get a flat quote before you commit to anything, and you can reach the team monday to saturday, 9:00 am to 8:00 pm.
Call +1 416 991 0900