I’m moving from Canada to the US. Consequently, I will be paying taxes to the US since I will be employed by a US company. My husband will remain a Canadian resident and work for a Canadian company. Because my husband’s status is permanent in Canada, will I have to pay taxes in Canada even though I won’t have any income here?
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Yes, you will still be a tax resident of Canada, meaning your global earnings are taxable in Canada. In order to avoid double taxation, claim a foreign tax credit on your Canadian return for the American taxes you paid.
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