Determination Of Residency Status (Leaving Canada) - Canada Revenue Agency

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DETERMINATION OF RESIDENCY STATUS
(LEAVING CANADA)
Complete all areas of this form if you plan to leave or have left Canada, either permanently or temporarily. Give all the facts about your residency status
while living inside and outside Canada.
Mail only one completed copy of this form for the tax years in question (an additional form is not necessary for each tax year unless your situation changes,
or directed otherwise) to the International Tax Services Office, Post Office Box 9769, Station T Ottawa ON K1G 3Y4 CANADA. If you prefer, you can send
the form by fax to 613-941-2505.
If you need help completing this form, see Interpretation Bulletin IT-221, Determination of an Individual's Residence Status, or call the International tax
and non-resident enquiries line at:
Calls from anywhere in Canada and the United States
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1-855-284-5942
Calls from outside Canada and the United States (we accept collect calls)
1-613-940-8495
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Attach any necessary additional information to this form.
Identification
Last name
Usual first name and initial
Social insurance number (SIN)
Tax year
Address while outside Canada
Telephone number
Do you want us to change our records to show this as your mailing address for all future correspondence?
Yes
No
Mailing address ONLY (if different from above)
Citizenship
In what province did you reside? In what country will you live?
Date of departure
Marital status
Date of birth
Day
Month
Year
Day
Month
Year
Married
Separated
Living common-law
Divorced
Widowed
Single
Outside Canada
How long do you expect to live outside Canada?
Number of days:
Number of months:
Number of years:
Leaving or left Canada permanently and no plan to return to Canada.
General Information
Indicate which one of the following situations apply to you by ticking (
) the appropriate box:
You usually live in another country and you were temporarily living in Canada for
days in the year, but will leave, or have left Canada during the year (we will calculate the
number of days if you give us the dates you were, or will be, in Canada).
You usually live in another country, but enter and leave Canada on the same day to work, shop, or study.
You usually live in Canada, but you leave Canada during the day to work, shop, or study in another country, and return to Canada the same day.
You are vacationing outside Canada and will return to Canada after your vacation.
None of the above — explain:
Leaving Canada
Indicate why you are leaving Canada by ticking (
) the appropriate box:
Employment
Professional or improvement leave
Retirement
Spouse (or common-law partner) of an individual leaving Canada
Studying or doing research
Dependant of an individual leaving Canada
Self-employment
None of the above — specify:
Relationship
If you are a spouse (or common-law partner), child, or other dependant of an individual who has left Canada, or will be leaving, indicate whether your spouse (or common-law partner),
parent, or individual you are dependent on after the person has left Canada, has been determined to be a:
Factual resident of Canada
Deemed resident of Canada
Non-resident of Canada
Residency status not determined
Give the name, SIN, and address of this individual:
If you do not know the residency status of your spouse (or common-law partner), parent, or the individual you are dependent on, have the individual complete Form NR73,
Determination of Residency Status (Leaving Canada), and file it with this request.
If you are the spouse (or common-law partner) of a person leaving Canada:
Are you, or were you, a resident of Canada in the current year, before leaving Canada?
Yes
No
Were you a resident of Canada in a previous year?
Yes
No
Will you live with your spouse (or common-law partner) at any time in the year?
Yes
No
Will you be exempt from tax in the foreign country because of your relationship to your spouse (or common-law partner)?
Yes
No
NR73 E (12)
(Ce formulaire est disponible en français.)

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