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There are two tax issues.d

1. Sales tax..both federal (GST) and provincial (if they charge it in the province/place you decide to become resident. ) These two are the name given to what you presently call VAT. They have almost identical rules and are applicable to on goods and services you sell in Canada to both residents and non-residents. However, it is not applicable on goods and services you sell to non-residents outside of Canada. In other words, you should not pay sales tax on sales made to your husband's UK clients after he takes up residency. In other words, drop the VAT he is now charging (Canada requires that GST/PST amounts be indicated clearly on the invoices, but the UK includes them in the price.

It's your responsibility to register for GST before you do business if your turnover exceeds the $75,000 threshold or is likely to exceed it. In Quebec that turnover need only exceed $35,000

2. Income Tax.. ALL Canadian residents pay income (and most often provincial income taxes) on WORLD income.

Thanks. Since my husband has a ltd company he does charge or claim VAT.