If my husband has been deployed overseas since early December, that is not the same as “living in separate provinces” right ?

stephwadden — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 02:46:47 GMT

Re: If my husband has been deployed overseas since early December, that is not the same as “livin...

TurboTaxAniqua — Mon, 10 Mar 2025 16:25:57 GMT

Yes, it's not same as living in separate province. Did he live in the same province for the most of the year 2024 ? Since you mentioned he was deployed since early December? If that's the case you can use the same address for him.

General rule:

File your tax return based on your province of residence as of December 31

Exceptions for temporary relocations:

If you've temporarily moved to another province, you may still be considered a resident of your home province
This often applies to:
- Temporary job assignments
- Students studying in another province

How to determine your province of residence:

Consider your residential ties
Select the province where you have the most significant connections

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If my husband has been deployed overseas since early December, that is not the same as “living in separate provinces” right ?

Re: If my husband has been deployed overseas since early December, that is not the same as “livin...