短登以后回国，那么在国内工作的收入，到底是用T626表还是用T2209表报税？有的帖子说是T626，有的说是T2209，到底这两个表有什么区别呢？
懂行的大侠请指点一二，谢谢！
Line 426 ? Overseas employment tax
credit
You may be able to claim this credit if both of the following
apply for 2007:
■ You were a resident or deemed resident (as defined
under E on page 9) of Canada at any time in the year.
■ You have employment income from certain kinds of
work you did in another country.
To make your claim, use Form T626, Overseas Employment
Tax Credit, and mail it with your tax return to the
International Tax Services Office, 2204 Walkley Road, Ottawa
ON K1A 1A8. For details, see Interpretation Bulletin IT-497,
Overseas Employment Tax Credit, and Form T626.
Line 405 ? Federal foreign tax credit
This credit is for foreign income or profits taxes you paid
on income you received from outside Canada and reported
on your Canadian tax return. Complete Form T2209, Federal
Foreign Tax Credits, to calculate your credit and enter the
amount from line 10 on line 405.
Note
You may have deducted an amount on line 256 for
income that is not taxable in Canada under a tax treaty.
In that case, do not include that income, or any tax
withheld from it, in your foreign tax credit calculation.
Receipts ? If you are filing a paper return, include your
completed Form T2209 and documents, such as official
receipts, that show the foreign taxes you paid. If you paid
taxes to the U.S., attach your W-2 information slip,
U.S. 1040 return, and any other supporting documents that
apply. If you are filing electronically, keep all of your
documents in case we ask to see them.
Line 405 ? Federal foreign tax credit
This credit is for foreign income or profits taxes you paid
on income you received from outside Canada and reported
on your Canadian tax return. Complete Form T2209, Federal
Foreign Tax Credits, to calculate your credit and enter the
amount from line 10 on line 405.
Note
You may have deducted an amount on line 256 for
income that is not taxable in Canada under a tax treaty.
In that case, do not include that income, or any tax
withheld from it, in your foreign tax credit calculation.
Receipts ? If you are filing a paper return, include your
completed Form T2209 and documents, such as official
receipts, that show the foreign taxes you paid. If you paid
taxes to the U.S., attach your W-2 information slip,
U.S. 1040 return, and any other supporting documents that
apply. If you are filing electronically, keep all of your
documents in case we ask to see them.
懂行的大侠请指点一二，谢谢！
Line 426 ? Overseas employment tax
credit
You may be able to claim this credit if both of the following
apply for 2007:
■ You were a resident or deemed resident (as defined
under E on page 9) of Canada at any time in the year.
■ You have employment income from certain kinds of
work you did in another country.
To make your claim, use Form T626, Overseas Employment
Tax Credit, and mail it with your tax return to the
International Tax Services Office, 2204 Walkley Road, Ottawa
ON K1A 1A8. For details, see Interpretation Bulletin IT-497,
Overseas Employment Tax Credit, and Form T626.
Line 405 ? Federal foreign tax credit
This credit is for foreign income or profits taxes you paid
on income you received from outside Canada and reported
on your Canadian tax return. Complete Form T2209, Federal
Foreign Tax Credits, to calculate your credit and enter the
amount from line 10 on line 405.
Note
You may have deducted an amount on line 256 for
income that is not taxable in Canada under a tax treaty.
In that case, do not include that income, or any tax
withheld from it, in your foreign tax credit calculation.
Receipts ? If you are filing a paper return, include your
completed Form T2209 and documents, such as official
receipts, that show the foreign taxes you paid. If you paid
taxes to the U.S., attach your W-2 information slip,
U.S. 1040 return, and any other supporting documents that
apply. If you are filing electronically, keep all of your
documents in case we ask to see them.
Line 405 ? Federal foreign tax credit
This credit is for foreign income or profits taxes you paid
on income you received from outside Canada and reported
on your Canadian tax return. Complete Form T2209, Federal
Foreign Tax Credits, to calculate your credit and enter the
amount from line 10 on line 405.
Note
You may have deducted an amount on line 256 for
income that is not taxable in Canada under a tax treaty.
In that case, do not include that income, or any tax
withheld from it, in your foreign tax credit calculation.
Receipts ? If you are filing a paper return, include your
completed Form T2209 and documents, such as official
receipts, that show the foreign taxes you paid. If you paid
taxes to the U.S., attach your W-2 information slip,
U.S. 1040 return, and any other supporting documents that
apply. If you are filing electronically, keep all of your
documents in case we ask to see them.
