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I immigrated to Canada for many years, have been naturalized, work in Canada and have assets in Hong Kong. Do I have to pay overseas property tax?
At any time of the year, Canadian tax residents are required to fill out the T 1 135 Declaration Form for Overseas Income Proof if the total cost of holding a specific overseas property exceeds100000 Canadian dollars. This is just a declaration of assets, and overseas property tax is not paid. The tax bureau will calculate the value-added with you when the assets are sold. Or income (such as rent) from overseas real estate may be taxed.
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