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The Investment Industry Association of Canada (IIAC) has sent CRA a comment letter on the new T1135 form, identifying issues of “immediate urgency” and suggesting some of the new requirements will be ...

Note: This story has been updated with more guidance from CRA. The updated T1135 will make it problematic to own more than $100,000 in foreign property. Read: CRA updates T1135 form New reporting ...

Canadian residents who own, at any time in the tax year, certain types of property outside Canada that costs more than $100,000 must file Form T1135, Foreign Income Verification Statement. Filing Form ...

After much lobbying, permanent relief is finally on its way to help alleviate the burdensome reporting for clients who own foreign securities in their Canadian brokerage accounts. As I wrote about in ...

Canadians who hold more than $100,000 of foreign property in their non-registered brokerage accounts received a temporary reprieve from onerous tax reporting in late February. But the change is ...

If you own more than $100,000 of foreign assets but have innocently forgotten to file Form T1135, the “Foreign Income Verification Statement,” over the past number of years, you ought to pay close ...

That, starting February 9, 2015, individuals can file Form T1135, Foreign Income Verification Statement, electronically for the 2014 tax year? Important information Canadian residents who own, at any ...

OTTAWA, April 4, 2018 /CNW Telbec/ - If you own foreign property, remember your reporting obligations. You must file Form T1135, Foreign Income Verification Statement, on time. The detailed reporting ...