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Hello to you all.
I am new to this forum and this is my first post. I have been reading this forum for a while and have found most my questions answered.
This is my story: I am currently a reservist in Ottawa with an Artillery Unit. Over the last year I have been going through the application process to be a pilot in the Air force. Well I got 'the call' and I am scheduled to go to St. Jean come January in the new year(uber happy and excited!). My question is mostly about moving and taxes. Currently I live with my parents (I just finished school and moved back in). Canada Revenue currently sees my residence as in Ontario. In January I will be working in Quebec for a few months and then who knows after that. From my understanding in the first few years of pilot training I will get bumped around a lot. Should I keep my permanent residence as my parent's house and keep filing the Ontario Tax Package? Also what about my driver's license, OHIP card, car insurance, license plates....etc, should I keep all those Ontario based as well?
I found these two threads useful:
http://forums.army.ca/forums/threads/49350.0.html
http://forums.army.ca/forums/threads/40513.0.html
I know taxes are based on where I am residing on the 31st of December but if I keep my address as my parent's house is it still legal even though I am not really living there anymore? I have no common law, wife, or dependants. I really don't want to go through the hassle of changing my address every few months.
Any thoughts or insights would be very helpful. I know I am jumping the gun a bit but I don't like surprises and I do have certain finacial and investment decisions to make very soon.
Thank you all!
I am new to this forum and this is my first post. I have been reading this forum for a while and have found most my questions answered.
This is my story: I am currently a reservist in Ottawa with an Artillery Unit. Over the last year I have been going through the application process to be a pilot in the Air force. Well I got 'the call' and I am scheduled to go to St. Jean come January in the new year(uber happy and excited!). My question is mostly about moving and taxes. Currently I live with my parents (I just finished school and moved back in). Canada Revenue currently sees my residence as in Ontario. In January I will be working in Quebec for a few months and then who knows after that. From my understanding in the first few years of pilot training I will get bumped around a lot. Should I keep my permanent residence as my parent's house and keep filing the Ontario Tax Package? Also what about my driver's license, OHIP card, car insurance, license plates....etc, should I keep all those Ontario based as well?
I found these two threads useful:
http://forums.army.ca/forums/threads/49350.0.html
http://forums.army.ca/forums/threads/40513.0.html
I know taxes are based on where I am residing on the 31st of December but if I keep my address as my parent's house is it still legal even though I am not really living there anymore? I have no common law, wife, or dependants. I really don't want to go through the hassle of changing my address every few months.
Any thoughts or insights would be very helpful. I know I am jumping the gun a bit but I don't like surprises and I do have certain finacial and investment decisions to make very soon.
Thank you all!