Owning Canadian property while living abroad comes with unique tax obligations, reporting requirements, and operational challenges. Our team manages your property end-to-end—while also ensuring you remain fully compliant with all non-resident tax rules. We act as your on-the-ground representatives, protecting your investment and maximizing your returns.
Non-resident landlords are required to remit 25% of gross monthly rent to the CRA unless an approved NR6 form is on file. We are a Canada Revenue Agency authorized withholding agent and can handle the entire process:
You stay compliant without worrying about missed deadlines or incorrect submissions.
We specialize in managing properties for clients who live outside Canada—whether you’re away long-term, working abroad, or holding Canadian real estate purely as an investment. Our service model is built for non-residents: transparent reporting, precise tax handling, responsive communication across time zones, and full oversight of your property.
An approved NR6 allows you to remit tax based on net rental income instead of gross rent—a major cash-flow advantage. We prepare and submit the NR6 on your behalf and ensure all supporting documents align with CRA requirements.
Our team monitors approval timelines, ensures ongoing compliance, and updates filings annually.
Non-resident landlords must file a Section 216 return each year to reconcile rental income and expenses. We facilitate the entire process by:
This eliminates confusion and prevents penalties or interest charges.
We act as your trusted representatives in Toronto:
Monthly rent collection
All tenant communication
Repairs and maintenance
Coordinating trades and vendors
Routine inspections
Emergency response
Your property stays protected and professionally managed while you live abroad.
We lease your property with a strict screening process:
You get reliable tenants without having to manage the process remotely.
Clear, structured reporting keeps you fully informed:
Everything is organized so your annual tax filings remain simple and audit-ready.
You don’t need to worry about being unavailable during Canadian business hours. We accommodate global time zones and ensure consistent, professional updates.
Canadians temporarily working abroad
Permanent residents who have relocated
International investors with Canadian property
Owners who want compliant, hands-off management
Anyone seeking reliable CRA tax handling for rental income
Non-resident real estate ownership comes with complex rules. Errors can trigger audits, penalties, and unnecessary tax payments. Our service removes the risk, the paperwork, and the guesswork—while keeping your property performing at its best.
Speak with our team about non-resident property management, tax compliance, and full-service rental support.
We’ll help you stay compliant and secure—no matter where in the world you live.
A non-resident landlord is anyone who owns rental property in Canada but lives outside the country for tax purposes. Even if you are a Canadian citizen, you are considered a non-resident if your primary residence is abroad.
Non-resident landlords must remit 25% of the gross monthly rent to the CRA unless an NR6 form is approved. After filing a Section 216 return, you may receive a refund if your actual expenses reduce your taxable income.
The NR6 allows you to remit tax on net rental income instead of gross rent. This improves cash flow and prevents over-withholding. We prepare, submit, and monitor your NR6 application each year.
A Section 216 return is the annual tax filing for non-resident landlords. It reconciles rental income and expenses. Filing it correctly can reduce the tax you owe or generate a refund.
Yes. Non-resident landlords must file annually if they earn rental income in Canada. Filing late or incorrectly may lead to penalties, lost refunds, or CRA reviews.
Yes. Non-residents can legally own and rent out property in Canada. You must follow the CRA’s withholding and tax filing rules, which we manage on your behalf.
Yes. We work with international investors and Canadians abroad who are purchasing their first rental property. We guide you through leasing, management, and compliance.
Yes. We can take over management at any point. We’ll review your lease, verify compliance, update CRA filings, and ensure a smooth transition.
By default, 25% of gross rent must be remitted monthly. With an approved NR6, tax is based on net income instead. The final tax amount is determined when you file your Section 216 return.
Yes. We calculate, withhold, and remit the required amounts each month and keep all records audit-ready.
Yes. We work directly with your accountant for NR6 filings, year-end packages, and Section 216 returns to ensure everything is accurate and compliant.
We handle tenant placement, rent collection, maintenance, inspections, financial reporting, and emergency response. You receive full oversight without needing to be in Canada.
We offer flexible communication windows, detailed monthly updates, and fast digital response times to accommodate clients around the world.
We typically require:
Contact information for your accountant, if applicable
Incorrect or late remittances can result in penalties, interest, loss of NR6 benefits, or CRA audits. Our team ensures all filings and payments are handled properly and on time.