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Question

Is there a tax treaty between Canada and UK

Forum|Forum|2 years ago
December 29, 2023
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i moved to UK in May 2022 and worked from August to December in UK , how do i claim this income, i dont want to pay income taxes twice

Yes, there is a tax treaty between Canada and the UK.

If you are still considered a resident of Canada, you would enter your foreign income on the Foreign slip. You may also be eligible for the Foreign Tax Credit.

If you are a non-resident, you can enter your UK income on the Statement of World Income. You will not be taxed on this income because of the tax treaty, but it still may be used to help determine what credits or benefits you are eligible for.