Singh

    > I beg to DIFFER on this one with Andrew. If you stay less than 183 days a
    > year in Canada, you are a automatic non-resident for tax purposes.
Revenue
    > Canada can look at your ties beyond that also, but the burden lies on them
    > to prove how they see you connected to Canada for tax purposes, and it is
    > very hard for them to prove this for an average person. If you have a
    > wealthy estate in canada, canadian income more then foreign, immideate
    > dependent family in canada, then you may be a resident for tax purposes,
per
    > statistics only 3% of non-physical residents pay taxes in canada.
    > www.statscan.ca
    > "Azam" <> wrote in message
    > news:XaIMb.157362$...
    > Does a Canadian citizen working abroad needs to pay Taxes on his income?
    > Thanks in advance.
    > Azam