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Income Tax Convention (the “Convention', issued by the U.S. government and agreed to by the Department of Finance. ... S. credits, as required by paragraphs 4(b) and 5(c) of Article XXIV of the Convention, allowed for Canadian taxes paid or accrued. ... S. income tax return and the application of U.S. tax credits in accordance with Article XXIV of the Convention. ...

You indicate that RRSP income is considered to be pension income udner the Convention according to Information Circular 76-12R2. ... In Article II of the Protocol to the Convention, it is stated that the term “pensions” does not include lump sum payments out of a pension plan”. ... In our view, the payments in question are not entitled to the protection of Article 20 of the Convention since paragaph 2 of Article 3 of this Convention provides that: “Any term not otherwise defined shall, unelss the context otherwise requries, have the meaning which it has under the laws of that Contracting State relation to the taxes which are the subject of the Convention”. ...

Tax Convention (the "Convention") and paragraph 254(a) of the Act. ... The particular provisions would be Article VIA of the Convention and paragraph 7 of the Convention Protocol. ... The old convention limited taxation of periodic pension payments, it did not limit the taxation of any other payments out of a "pension" plan nor did it expand upon the meaning of pensions to identify specific sources of the periodic payments as does the present Convention. ...

Income Tax Convention (the "Convention") provides that remuneration paid by the government of Canada to a citizen of that state in respect of services rendered in the discharge of functions of a governmental nature to Canada shall be taxable only in Canada and vice-versa in case of a citizen of the United States. While paragraph 2 of Article XXIX of the Convention preserves the right of the United States to tax its citizens as if there was no Convention, paragraph 3 of that Article provides that paragraph 2 does not apply to certain articles of the Convention, including Article XIX. ... Income Tax Convention and therefore the determination of the liability for Canadian tax for locally engaged individuals in other tax treaty countries, who have dual citizenship, may produce a different result depending on the wording of the particular tax agreement or convention. ...

Income Tax Convention Art. VI SUMMARY: Canada- United Kingdom treaty—ITUK-Art. ... Harris XXXXXXXXXX 5-980220 February 18, 1998 Dear Sir: Re: Article VI of the Canada- United Kingdom Income Tax Convention This is in response to your letter of January 29, 1998 wherein you requested our interpretation of the application of Article VI of the Canada- United Kingdom Income Tax Convention (the "Convention") to a situation where a resident of Canada owns real property situated in the United Kingdom from which the Canadian resident derives rental income. It is your interpretation that pursuant to Article VI of the Convention, this rental income may be subject to tax in the U.K. but not in Canada. ...

You have asked us for our views on the correct interpretation of the classification of U.I. benefits for purposes of the 1980 Canada-United States Income Tax Convention (the "Convention") and resulting applicable withholding rates on the benefits paid to non-residents. ... " of Canada as stated in the Convention, withholding tax would be reduced to NIL. Alternatively, if U.I. benefits were not included in any of the provisions of Article XVIII of the Convention you suggest that it may be appropriate to apply a twenty-five per cent (25%) rate of withholding tax pursuant to Part XIII of the Income Tax Act (the "Act") and Article XXII of the Convention. ...

Harding Dear Sirs: This is in reply to your letter of December 19, 1985, concerning the Canada-Brazil Income Tax Convention (Convention). ... Accordingly, paragraph 3 of Article 22 of the Convention does not apply in this situation. ... It is our view that the above terms are not defined in the Convention and therefore have the meaning which they have under domestic law in accordance with paragraph 2 of Article 3 of the Convention. ...

Cependant, aux fins de l'application de la Loi, dans une situation comme la vôtre il s'agit de déterminer si une convention constitue, en substance, une convention de location ou une disposition aux fins de la Loi. La question de savoir si une convention constitue une convention de location ou une disposition est une question de faits. ... Lorsqu'une convention constitue une convention de location selon le C.c., celle-ci sera habituellement traitée comme une convention de location aux fins de la Loi pourvu que la convention est ce qu'elle prétend être, que les droits légaux des parties en vertu de la convention sont ceux d'un bailleur et d'un locataire et que la transaction n'est pas une disposition aux fins de la Loi. ...

Quel est l'impact de la Convention fiscale entre le Canada et la Suisse (la "Convention")? ... Convention fiscale Quant à votre deuxième question, nous sommes d'avis que la convention Canada-Suisse ne vient pas libérer le non-résident de son obligation fiscale de retenir l'impôt de la Partie XIII de la Loi. ... Comme le terme "résident" de la première phrase du paragraphe XI(7) de la Convention prend son sens dans l'article IV de la Convention, ce paragraphe ne s'applique donc pas compte tenu des faits soumis dans votre exemple. ...

Income Tax Convention (1980) (the " Convention"). Your letter indicates that you are a Canadian citizen working for the 24(1) We have presumed, for purposes of our reply, that at some time during your lifetime you were resident in Canada. You are concerned with the interpretation of Article XIX of the Canada U.S.Income Tax Convention (the "Convention") and the related problem concerning the renunciation of your Canadian citizenship. ... In this case, the Canadian competent authorities would probably request that the United States abide by the provisions of the Convention. ...