Canadá
Quebec Business People
The Investor Program will receive 1900 between September 10, 2018 and August 31, 2019
The Entrepreneur Program will receive 60 applicants (25 for Stream 1, 35 for Stream 2) between August 15, 2018 to October 31, 2019.
inversión
Investor Program
To be eligible for the Investor Program and obtain a permanent residency permit, you must intend to settle in Québec and sign an agreement to invest CAD800,000 with a financial intermediary (broker or trust company) authorized to participate in the Program.The investment of CAD 800,000 must be for a five-year term, and will be guaranteed by the Gouvernement du Québec.
At the end of the five-year term, the broker or trust company will, within 30 days, reimburse you CAD800,000 without interest. However, the amount may vary if you secured financing for the investment.
To keep your permanent residency status, you must physically be in Canada at least 730 days (2 years) in a five-year period. Failure of your business will not affect your permanent resident status.
After 5 years holding the permanent residency status, you will be eligible to apply for citizenship, provided that you have lived 1,095 days in Canada within the five years, and 183 days during each of three calendar years that are fully or partially within the six years right before the date you apply.
To apply for citizenship, you must also have met your personal income tax filing obligations for three years that are fully or partially within the five years right before the date you apply. And you must take a language (French or English) test and pass an exam regarding Canadian values, history, symbols, institutions, rights, responsibilities and privileges of citizenship.
Requisitos
- Have, alone or with your spouse, net assets of at least CAD1,600,000 obtained legally.
- Have experience in management in a legal farming, commercial or industrial business, or in a legal professional business where the staff, excluding you, occupies at least the equivalent of two full-time jobs, or for an international agency or a government or one of its departments or agencies.
Nacionalidades restringidas
No hay ninguna nacionalidad oficialmente restringida.
doble nacionalidad
Canada reconoce la doble nacionalidad. Si tu país de origen lo permite, podrás conservar tu nacionalidad anterior.
Documentación requerida
- Copia certificada del pasaporte
- Evidencia de habilidades lingüísticas
- Carta de recomendación de la entidad designada
- Original o Copia certificada del certificado de Nacimiento (si procede)
- Original o Copia certificada del certificado de Matrimonio
- Copia certificada del documento de identidad
- Justificante de domicilio
- Declaración jurada de manutención de dependientes
- Certificado de antecedentes penales original
- Dos fotografías tamaño pasaporte
- Extracto Bancario
- Carta de referencia bancaria (menos de 6 meses)
- Evidencia del patrimonio neto
- Declaración de procedencia de los fondos
- Evidencia de la experiencia empresarial
- Curriculum Vitae
- Certificados académicos y profesionales
- Certificado médico
- Acuerdo de inversión
- doble nacionalidad Sí
- Familiares incluidos Sí
- propiedad de la tierra Sí
- Residencia física requerida Sí
- Visita personal requerida Sí
- Conocimientos lingüísticos requeridos Sí
- Entrevista requerida No
- Inversión solicitante único C$1,200,000
- Inversión família de 4 C$1,200,000
- Ingresos anuales mínimos -
- Plazo para la ciudadanía 60
- Plazo para el permiso de residencia permanente
- Países exentos de visa 189
- Financiación disponible No
Beneficios
beneficios de la ciudadanía
beneficios del permiso de residencia permanente
El país
About 36 million people live in Canada. English and French are its official languages. Its capital is Ottawa, but its most populated cities are Toronto and Montreal, with approximately 2.5 million and 1.5 million people each, respectively. Its official currency is the Canadian Dollar (CAD).
Exención de visas
Fiscalidad
There are several factors that determine an individual’s tax residency in Canada such as having a permanent domicile in the country or having business or social ties to the country. In any case, an individual who spends 183 days or more per year in the country may be considered a tax resident.
Tax residents are subject to federal income tax and provincial/territorial income taxes on their worldwide income. Non-residents are taxed on their income and capital gains derived from Canada.
Federal Income tax is progressive ranging from 15% to 33%.
Each territory or province levies its own income tax. Both taxes combined create effective tax rates ranging from 48% in Saskatchewan and Yukon, to 54% in Nova Scotia.
Fifty per cent of capital gains are included in taxable income and taxed at applicable tax rates. Non-eligible and eligible dividends from Canadian corporations are grossed up by 17% and 38%, respectively. Eligible dividends are those from Canadian public corporations or those from entities that are not controlled private corporations. Interest and rental income are treated as ordinary income.
Municipalities levy property taxes and land transfer taxes. There is no inheritance tax, however; an individual who dies is deemed to have disposed of any capital property immediately before death. This can result in any accrued capital gains being subject to income tax, and all provinces and territories impose probate fees or administrative charges for probating a will. There is no tax on net wealth in Canada.
The federal goods and services tax (GST) applies on most goods and services and is levied at a rate of 5%.
British Columbia, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan each levy retail sales tax at 7%, 8%, and 5%, respectively.
New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia , Ontario, Prince Edward Island have a fully harmonized sales tax that includes the GST. The tax rate is 15%, except in Ontario where it is 13%.
Quebec’s sales tax is 9.975%, resulting in an effective tax rate of 14.975%.
Neither Alberta, Northwest Territories, Nunavut and Yukon levy a retail sales tax. However, the GST is applicable in those jurisdictions.
Regarding corporate taxation, resident entities are subject to federal and provincial taxes on their worldwide income. The federal tax standard rate is 15%, whereas provincial tax rates range from 11% to 15%. To know more about Canadian corporate taxation, legal framework and tax treaties visit incorporations.io/canada.
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- Impuesto sobre los bienes inmuebles Sí
- Impuesto sobre las transferencias Sí
- Impuesto de sucesiones Sí
- Impuesto sobre el patrimonio No
- Sociedades extranjeras controladas Sí
- Residencia fiscal (días por año) 183
- Tipo impositivo del impuesto sobre la renta 53.7%
- Impuesto sobre las plusvalías 26.7%
- Impuesto sobre las rentas del capital 53.7%
- Tributación territorial No