What if I become a non-resident after my LLP withdrawal?
If you cease to be a Canadian resident for income tax purposes, you may be required to repay the outstanding balance of your LLP withdrawal before the date you file your income tax return for the year, or no later than 60 days after you cease to be a Canadian resident, whichever date is earlier. If you do not make the repayment by this deadline, you have to include the outstanding LLP balance in your income for the year that you became a non-resident.
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- If I qualify under the LLP, how much can I withdraw from my RRSP?
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- Is there a limited number of times I or my spouse/common-law partner can use the LLP?
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- What happens if I die before fully repaying the LLP withdrawal?
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- I have already withdrawn funds from my RRSP under the Home Buyers’ Plan (HBP). Can I still withdraw funds under the LLP?
- I have a Locked-In RRSP. Can I make an LLP withdrawal?
- Where can I go to obtain more details about the LLP?