Tax residency calculator for Canada (and 62 other countries)
Easy visual way to track whether you qualify as a tax resident based on the number of days spent in a country.
Just select days you were in the country on the calendar
Select days you were in 🇨🇦 Canada
Tax Residency Rules in Canada (in simple language)
Canada determines residency case-by-case. You're a resident if you regularly live there — owning a home, having family there, and maintaining social and economic ties in Canada. You can also be a "deemed" resident if you spend 183 or more days in Canada in a year, or if you work for the Canadian government. Tax treaties can override this. The Canada Revenue Agency has detailed guides to help you figure out your status.View Tax Law Source
