> In short I was that bureaucratic nightmare called "an exception they don't have any forms for".
That can have it's advantages too :)
I misremembered by the way, it's called the 183 day rule (it's been a decade, apologies). Anyway ,here is some info on it, it seems that you may be exempted from Canadian taxes under that rules, because you are spending less than 183 days per year in Canada:
That can have it's advantages too :)
I misremembered by the way, it's called the 183 day rule (it's been a decade, apologies). Anyway ,here is some info on it, it seems that you may be exempted from Canadian taxes under that rules, because you are spending less than 183 days per year in Canada:
http://www.google.com/search?q=canada+taxes+183+day+rule
But maybe the specifics of the scholarship change that again.