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Can a non-resident open an investment account in Canada?
– moneysense.ca
My contract in Sweden ends in 2024, but it is possible that I stay there, move back to Canada or move elsewhere in the world.
My questions: Would it make sense to contribute to an RRSP given that I have no Canadian income to offset? And what would be the consequences of withdrawing in a few years if I end up staying in Sweden? Or would you consider the ISK, or some other alternative?
—Kyle
How being a non-resident of Canada can affect your investments
Canadian residents are taxable on their worldwide income. Non-residents of Canada are subject to withholding tax on income in Canada that generally ranges from 15% to 25%. But they typically only file a tax return for certain types of income, like rental property income or the sale of real estate…