I am immigrating to canada from india -Kindly tell me the best way to move  money earned by my construction company
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Open a bank account in Canada and have the money wired to your account legally.
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so get a us address....lcome to usa get a post office box...and have your paper trades sent there?  eventually you can have all trade confirmatins and statements sent toelectronically.  but you will probably have to pay us taxes ...on capital gains
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I am Canadian.  My husband and I own a businesse.  I recently hired a girl from the states.  I think she lied about her status when we hired her.  My neighbours are from the states.  She does not have her green card so cannot work so, she volunteers and her husband and makes very good money.  \nI suggest you figure out what city you would like to live in and depending on your line of work, put an application to the firm or business you would like to be employed by.\nI live in London, Ontario.
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This might help you\n\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/skilled/index.html\n\nBe really careful about dealing with any private, i.e. non-governmetn agencies -- there's a lot of people who will try to sell you a dream, but all they are really interested in doing is taking away your money.
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Follow this link: \nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca\nIts a Canadian Govt website that guides you to immigrate to Canada as a skilled (qualified) labour. You can also do a point assessment before you start the process. If you have 67 points (much less in provinces that have less population, i.e. PEI, NW Territories, etc ) you can then initiate the application procedure which will then take about a year before you actually receive a resident status.
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It depends on the country and If you are using a moneycorp account or just your American bank account. I built a company to invest in Dubai, UAE for example where there are no capital gains taxes nor income taxes. whichever state you live can still impose taxes upon your profit however, so that is where the offshore or moneycorp account benefits you.
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I doubt that the ACAT system of transferring money exists in other countries. Your broker's assistant probably sent it to you, which is routine. Contact your broker for clarification.
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No, Only investment in residential flat and not any shop  is allowed for the purpose of exemption from Capital Gains u/s54 of the I T Act.\n   Please consider , and this is also related to our earlier question regarding the best option for you to save taxes . following option\n\n   1. Invest in some residential flat with a view to sell it after three years. You will get exemption from Capital Gains, you will get Indexation benefits when you will compute the capital gains on the flat sale and mind you the  most permanent appreciation in growing India is Real Estate  in India right now. So overall you will get highest return from your investment. Moreover, if you also take loans for purchase of flat , that will further reduce your liability to tax for three years.\n2. Keep the amount of capital gains in Capital Inc&#92;vestment bond and as per law if you do not invest it withing next two years from the date of transfer, the amount will be the capital gain in the year in which such three years from the date of transfer of the flat completes. Thus you are only forwarding your tax liability by some years.\n3. Pay the tax.and be in peace!
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Hi,Go and join in a freight forwarding company/Logistics company.You work there for some time.You will get to know about it.Then write an exam conducted for the purpose and youw ill become a CHA yourself.\nGood Luck!
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where are u immigrating from? i can help u i live in canada..what part..contact me if you would like to speak about it further.
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I was in the same predicament and did the same thing in terms of leaving money on direct deposit for the minimum payment.  I resolved this by applying for a 0% credit card (it switches to 9% after 6 months). I actually wrote the a credit card cheque to the UK credit card to transfer the balance over to Canada.  I then paid it off in full due to a lucky windfall on my outstanding UK taxes. Still, the credit card cheque(from the Canadian low-balance card) to the UK bank worked - it just came up as a bill on my visa...You'd have to check into fees (could be higher for balance transfer) - but it is much less stressful to manage the debt here in Canada at a relatively low rate. You will start paying horrible interest and carrying charges to the UK bank, so at least try and move the balance to a 0% card for 6 months over here...I am told that Equifax, etc are increasingly on the same network - so it isn't worth gambling with your credit rating...
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Best thing to do is go to your bank and ask for a secured credit card or loan.  This works in Canada and the US...should also in the UK. The bank can not lose and they get to charge you fees and interest.\n\nYou give them say $1,000.00, which they will lock up in a GIC or savings account (you have no acess to it)and they give you a credit line or a credit card.  Now you use it and maintain a perfect payment schedule for 6 months then after that ask for an increase to $2,000.00, use your card and pay again promptly for six months, ask again for another increase. You can keep it going (based also on your ability to pay....employment etc.) This method worked wonders for me.\nWhen I say use it-the card or account , you can take the money out (cash advance ) and put it right back, ALWAYS MAKE YOUR ACCOUNT ACTIVE..LOTS OF ACTION AND GOOD PAYMENT HISTORY COUNTS! Do this for a couple of years and you will be in the green. They (the banks) don't advertise this, you have to go and ask. Time and good payment habits will move your score up.
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I would try the majot international banks such as Standard Chartered or HSBC. They are most likely to do something like what you want as they probably operate in your country of origin/citizenship and therefore they can verify your details much better.
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Unless you are planning to emigrate to the Caribbean, I suggest you get a mortgage in your Country of residence. You may loose a substantial amount of money over the years on currency exchange (if applicable) or at least with money transfers. Also, as a non resident you may end up paying much higher rates that you normally would in your home country. Good luck!
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Contact the Canadian Consulate, they'll tell you what you need to do, and how to do it.  Good luck!
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Try a British bank.  I have heard that they lend money for properties in foreign countries.  Be sure your title to the house is clean as well.
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Depending on your education level you may want to check engineering - structural - bridges in countries where you'll find US and Canadian based companies eg: middle east, south America, etc.\nOil rig related - putting out wild fires - specialized of course\nScience and research\nStock brokers, mortgage brokers\nOf course there are the traditional, doctors, lawyers,company ceo's\nEverything is relative to the amount of education and experience you have. You cannot expect to make millions in your first entry level job - all of these jobs require years of experience along with education.\nYou could always buy a lottery ticket and hope for the best.\nGood Luck