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Dealing with goodwill
Goodwill can be “eligible capital property” under the Income Tax Act, explains Greer Jacks in this second of two parts on goodwill.
Do non-residents have to pay Canadian income taxes?
Yes. The government imposes income taxes on non-residents who earn income in Canada and/or dispose of Canadian property.
Putting “goodwill” to work for you
Understanding the concept of “goodwill” will work to your advantage, as Greer Jacks explains in this first of a two-part series.
Do you have to report income from foreign sources?
In some countries, such as the United States, taxation is based on citizenship. In Canada, however, the government levies income taxes based on residency.
