BC省 和公民配偶买房，可以豁免海外买家税吗？

[Pipper]

请教大家，目前自己是游客，申请PR中，配偶是公民，我们一起贷款买房，可以豁免海外买家税吗？

 

[哈法]

请教大家，目前自己是游客，申请PR中，配偶是公民，我们一起贷款买房，可以豁免海外买家税吗？

除非房子是在你配偶的名下，否则你将要付所占房子权益部分的海外买家税，但如果你在一年内（12个月）成为加永久居民，你可以申请refund，但只能claim一次。

“The tax is only on the foreign buyer’s proportionate share of the property. Therefore, if you own 50% of the title to the property then the foreign buyer tax is only calculated on 50% of the value.”


“The second exception is a refund of the ATT for individuals who become Canadian permanent residents or citizens within 1 year of purchasing property in BC. The eligibility requirements for the refund are as follows:

1. The purchaser used the property as their principal residence;
   1. moved into the property within 92 days of the completion date; and
   2. continued to live in the property as their principal residence for at least one full year after the completion date.
2. This refund can be claimed only once.
3. The purchaser must apply for the refund between 12 months and 18 months after the completion date.”

BC Foreign Buyer Tax: Additional PTT Info & Exemption | Bridgewell Group

BC foreign buyer tax, an additional property transfer tax charged to foreign buyers when purchasing a home. Tax info with calculation & exemption details.

bridgewellgroup.ca

The Foreign Buyers Tax – Immigration Lawyer Vancouver, Immigrate to BC

The Additional Property Transfer Tax (“ATT”), commonly called the Foreign Buyers Tax, was introduced by the BC government in 2016.

www.bcimmigration.com

 

[admin]

联名买房，要付50% 。1年之内拿到加拿大移民身份，可以申请refund（退款）

The Spouse would pay the additional property transfer tax on their proportionate share of a residential property transfer if the property is within specified areas of B.C. Their proportionate share is the percentage of interest that they are registering on title with the Land Title Office. As the foreign entity is acquiring a 50% interest in the property, they pay the additional property transfer tax on 50% acquired interest.

If the Spouse becomes a permanent resident or Canadian citizen within one year of the date the property transfer was registered with the Land Title Office, then the Spouse can apply for a refund.

 

[Pipper]

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