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Im Canadian moving to France for 1 year, Spain for 1 year and Portugal for 1 year. All using the Youth Mobility Visa. From the information Ive gathered, after residing in a European country for over 180 days I will be required to pay taxes. Will I be required to continue paying Nova Scotia taxes (that's where I'm from) as well? Is there a way to lower my Canadian taxes while I'm abroad? I had plans to buy a house and being taxed twice will really cut into my savings.

All advice welcome ! Thanks :)

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[โ€“] mondenyo@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

You need to determine your residency status in Canada which will be based on how you maintain your residential ties with Canada while you're abroad.

[โ€“] shaunappples@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

thank you for your response