NRI Money Clinic — Canada
Between T1135 foreign asset reporting and how Canada taxes worldwide income, most Canada-based NRIs are carrying more risk than they realise.
Every NRI Money Clinic session still runs through the same three stages — financial diagnosis, prescriptive solutions and, where needed, remedial care — applied specifically to the rules that govern NRIs in Canada.
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View pricing & book →Common Questions
If you're a Canadian tax resident and your foreign assets exceed the reporting threshold, generally yes, under T1135 — this is one of the most commonly missed obligations we see.
Usually not in the same way they are for Indian residents — Canadian tax rules can treat them less favourably than RRSP-eligible investments.
Understanding Canada's departure tax rules before you leave is important, since it can apply to gains you haven't actually realised yet.
It depends on your timeline, goals and currency view — we look at both sides together rather than optimising one in isolation.
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