Why U.S. LLCs Create Double Taxation for Canadians
One of the most common and costly tax issues Canadians face with U.S. LLCs is double taxation.
The Hidden Tax Traps for Canadians with U.S. LLCs on E-2 and L-1 Visas
If you’re a Canadian planning to move to the United States on an E-2 or L-1 visa, chances are you’ve been told that forming a U.S. LLC is the simplest and safest business structure, but it’s a huge mistake.
Canadian Real Estate After Moving to the U.S.: Tax Rules Every Non-Resident Should Know
What Happens If You Convert Your Home Into a Rental Property when you leave Canada?
Non-Registered Investments and Departure Tax: What Canadians Need to Know Before Moving
How non-registered investments are impacted by Canadian departure tax
A Canadian’s Guide to RRSPs, TFSAs, FHSAs, and RESPs When Moving to the United States
A list of what you should keep, what you should get rid of, and how these accounts shift if you leave Canada.
Before You Become a Non-Resident: Assets to Review for Departure Tax Exposure
An asset review will help you understand your tax liability based on your investments, gains, real estate, and more.
How Canada’s Departure Tax Works on Capital Gains
Departure tax is based on the unrealized gains you accumulated as a Canadian resident.
What Is a Deemed Disposition When You Leave Canada?
Deemed disposition forms the foundation of Canada’s departure tax rules.
Unsure About Your Canadian Residency Status? Here’s What the NR73 Form Does
Many Canadians moving to the United States find themselves asking a simple question: “Am I still a Canadian tax resident?”
What Happens If You Leave Canada but Your Family Stays Behind?
Many Canadians relocate to the United States for work before their spouse and children join them. While this may seem like a simple logistical issue, it can create significant tax consequences.