Sami moved to Europe on August 15th, 2022, to open and incorporate a café in a small European village. Prior to moving, Sami’s only income for 2022 was a salary of $55,000. Sami did not own any assets prior to moving. Sami severed all other ties to Canada prior to moving. What is the residency status for Sami in 2022 for Canadian tax purposes?
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Sami moved to Europe on August 15th, 2022, to open and incorporate a café in a small European village. Prior to moving, Sami’s only income for 2022 was a salary of $55,000. Sami did not own any assets prior to moving. Sami severed all other ties to Canada prior to moving. What is the residency status for Sami in 2022 for Canadian tax purposes?
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