Filing my Canadian Tax

Hello.

I am a Canadian citizen that is living and working i n Japan.

All my income I have earned is from Japan.

I have no other source of income.

I have a TFSA but have not made any contributions to it. I do not have stocks,shares, property, any way of generating income in Canada.

I have residential ties in Canada (back account, place of dwelling, etc).

I have a plan to return in the future.

My understanding is that I am obligated to declare my world wide income (Japan) to the CRA.

I have already filed my Japanese tax forms and have received the tax documents stating how much I made and how much I got taxed.

I will add that file to my taxes under Foreign Income.

My question is will I pay taxes to the CRA for the income that I earned in Japan?

Is there a penalty for stating that I am a Canadian resident but currently living and working abroad?

I have little desire to be a Non-Resident because I want to live in Canada again in the future.

Thank you for any advice!

by AmielJohn

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