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| Candadian Expat Capital Gains Question I'm a Canadian who moved to HK 7 years ago. I kept my Canadian trading account open, and have been buying and selling stocks with it throughout my time here. I am a HK resident, having cut virtually all ties to Canada except for a couple of accounts with this Canadian bank. I assume that I am not on the hook for any Canada capital gains taxes the moment that I became a HK resident, is this true? It shouldn't matter that the account is Canadian? Or that I own a Canadian stock or two? Not exactly sure how to ensure I tie off all loose ends? What about the situation where I still own some of the shares I had bought when still a Canadian resident? |
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