The only tready close to it is on social credits.
You pay US income tax and pay the remaining amout to Canada if Canadian tax is higher then US tax. The amount is less than 10% of the tax paid to US.
As soon as your parents come over, you will put them into the government subsidized housing and let Canadian taxpayers pick up the their medical bills. After your sponsorship is approved, you probably then will declare your non tax residence status and pay no tax to Canada.
Do not mistake kindness for weakness. I somehow believe you would not be able to enjoy the full benefit if you do come back for your retirement.
You pay US income tax and pay the remaining amout to Canada if Canadian tax is higher then US tax. The amount is less than 10% of the tax paid to US.
As soon as your parents come over, you will put them into the government subsidized housing and let Canadian taxpayers pick up the their medical bills. After your sponsorship is approved, you probably then will declare your non tax residence status and pay no tax to Canada.
Do not mistake kindness for weakness. I somehow believe you would not be able to enjoy the full benefit if you do come back for your retirement.