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| [#11] 請問有無得同加拿大政府投訴某D人不宜持有加拿大國籍 ? 以我理解，歸化公民如果證實申請移民或入籍時涉及用假資料欺騙加拿大政府，係可以取消國籍。 |
falcongate 正式會員70.xxx.xxx.136 |
2019-08-13 12:57 | |
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| [#10] 請問有無得同加拿大政府投訴某D人不宜持有加拿大國籍 ? 以我理解，歸化公民如果證實申請移民或入籍時涉及用假資料欺騙加拿大政府，係可以取消國籍。 |
falcongate 正式會員 70.xxx.xxx.136 |
2019-08-13 12:57 |
| [#9] 請問有無得同加拿大政府投訴某D人不宜持有加拿大國籍 ? 感謝資料 ! |
adieu 正式會員 223.xxx.xxx.103 |
2019-08-12 13:54 |
| [#8] 請問有無得同加拿大政府投訴某D人不宜持有加拿大國籍 ? 啱啱搵到政府網頁 https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/canadian-citizenship/acquisition-loss/revocation.html |
純情小花 正式會員 68.xxx.xxx.209 |
2019-08-12 01:57 |
| [#7] 請問有無得同加拿大政府投訴某D人不宜持有加拿大國籍 ? CRA 一般罰錢、坐監就可以搞掂，好似冇聽過取消國籍。 |
純情小花 正式會員 68.xxx.xxx.209 |
2019-08-12 01:53 |
| [#6] 請問有無得同加拿大政府投訴某D人不宜持有加拿大國籍 ? 多謝資料 !! |
adieu 正式會員 223.xxx.xxx.103 |
2019-08-12 01:45 |
| [#5] 請問有無得同加拿大政府投訴某D人不宜持有加拿大國籍 ? All you need to do is to report to the Canadian Tax authority about possible tax evasion. You do need to know a little about their personal finance. The following is taken from SCMP. Tax dodgers beware – a long-awaited tax treaty with Hong Kong came into effect in Canada in 2014 The treaty, which was signed in November 2012 during Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s visit to Hong Kong, has some pretty substantial implications. The treaty (which comes into effect in Hong Kong when the new financial year starts there in April) aims to provide clarity for the huge floating community of dual residents and dual nationals who split their time between Hong Kong and, generally, Vancouver or Toronto. This was essential, since it had previously been established that the 1986 tax treaty between Canada and China did not apply to Hong Kong, with its pre-1997 colonial status and post-1997 standing as a Special Administrative Region of the PRC. On the one hand, the new treaty is intended to provide relief for those unfortunates who find themselves unfairly hit by double taxation, allowing payments in one jurisdiction to be offset by those in the other. But it also targets the tax evaders who seek to claim Canadian residency for its convenience and social benefits, while paying only Hong Kong’s much lower rate of tax. It’s unlikely that many dodgers would opt to structure things the other way around, given Hong Kong’s maximum personal tax rate of 17 per cent, versus 43.7 per cent for a British Columbia resident and 42.16 per cent in Ontario. Among the other key points: The treaty targets capital gains on immovable property – say, real estate purchased and resold in Canada by HK residents – specifying that gains be taxed in the location of the property. The withholding tax on dividends sent from Canada back to Hong Kong is slashed, hopefully inspiring investment in Canada by Hong Kong firms or mainland Chinese companies with HK subsidiaries. Investors with a 10 per cent or greater holding in a firm would face only a 5 per cent withholding tax from Canada’s taxman. That’s down from the present 25 per cent. The treaty also introduces a set of tie-breaker rules to help determine the residency of a taxpayer if it is in dispute, and allows for the exchange of data on taxpayers between Hong Kong and Canada. It should be noted that the matter of determining Canadian residency remains quite complex. All in all, the treaty carries great weight. Yet, interestingly, Hong Kong’s authorities have been rather disingenuous in promoting the document’s potential reach. Upon its announcement in 2012, Hong Kong’s immigration department stated that there were about 16,554 Canadians in Hong Kong. But this vastly understates the number of people in the city who might be affected by the treaty: in fact, there are thought to be about 300,000 Canadian citizens in Hong Kong. For its part, Ottawa has happily acknowledged the true size of the Canadian community in Hong Kong, which is almost entirely made up of returnee immigrants with dual status. It was only after several disbelieving emails and a couple of telephone calls that a source in the Hong Kong Immigration Department confirmed to me the reason for the disparity. Despite hundreds of thousands of Hong Kong residents also carrying Canadian passports, their status as Canadians is not publicly acknowledged out of deference to China’s nationality laws. These officially preclude the possibility that a Chinese person, whether from Hong Kong or the mainland, could have dual nationality. Tell that to Canada’s taxman and see how far it gets you. |
t4455 正式會員 119.xxx.xxx.152 |
2019-08-12 01:42 |
| [#4] 請問有無得同加拿大政府投訴某D人不宜持有加拿大國籍 ? |
happy123 正式會員 165.xxx.xxx.253 |
2019-08-12 01:33 |
| [#3] 請問有無得同加拿大政府投訴某D人不宜持有加拿大國籍 ? 已經入左籍好多年，不過長期在香港 ...... 謝回覆 ! |
adieu 正式會員 223.xxx.xxx.103 |
2019-08-12 01:27 |
| [#2] 請問有無得同加拿大政府投訴某D人不宜持有加拿大國籍 ? 申請移民期間可以去當地領事館投訴，落地之後可以向移民局投訴。 不過加拿大對於政見唔同人仕非常包容，入咗加拿大藉就唔知可以點做。 |
純情小花 正式會員 68.xxx.xxx.209 |
2019-08-12 01:08 |
| [#1] 請問有無得同加拿大政府投訴某D人不宜持有加拿大國籍 ? 有D朋友，藍絲不特止，藍到見紅，但又持有住加拿大籍，真係好想幫佢除去加拿大籍，做個真正的中共人 !!!! 請問有無咩渠道同加拿大政府投訴 ? |
adieu 正式會員 223.xxx.xxx.103 |
2019-08-12 00:54 |
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