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I have a friend who is Canadian who recently married an American woman who is disabled receiving a small pension from Social Security. When they decided to make a life together, it was established that the Canadian has stronger family ties than the American does, and she moved to Canada. Also, American's pension isn't taxable because of the small amount. Here's the following questions: 1) When tax time comes, should each file separately in their own countries? (Married filing separately) 2) If Canadian decides to file American as his dependent, does American still have to file in the US, and declare his income in the US, although he has never worked or lived in the US nor she in Canada? 3) If she no longer lives in the US, is she still required to file her taxes with the IRS every year whether or not she receives her SSDI? Basically they want to prevent breaking the law, but they obviously don't want to have to pay twice, or pay on income that w Wow Awesome question. Can't help you, but can direct you to Revenue Canada's website. There you'll find all the answers I'm sure your friends need. http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/menu-e.html... Lot's of luck to them, but I doubt it'll be as complicated as it sounds. |
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