Canadians Living or Working Abroad
As a Canadian considering moving or working abroad, it is essential to know how this major life event will affect your residency from a Canadian tax perspective…
US Citizens Living or Working Abroad
US citizens living overseas are required to file US income tax returns regardless of whether or not they have income from US sources or a US tax liability…
Non-Resident Tax Returns and Obligations
If you live outside of Canada or the United States and have employment or business income, rental properties or investments in either of the two countries…
Expatriate Tax Assignment Programs
Whether they have just two or two thousand globally mobile employees—and whether those employees are located in only a few different countries or dozens around the world…
Selling Canadian Real Estate Property as a Non-Resident
First Rule of selling real estate property in Canada as a Non-Resident, it is a process, act early and act fast…
Selling Real Estate Property in the US as a Non-Resident
The US Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act (FIRPTA) is a federal tax law that requires the purchaser (or the purchaser’s agent) to withhold a 15 percent tax on the proceeds…
“Fixing” prior US tax return delinquencies, mistakes, or deficiencies
US Citizens living and working abroad may be unaware of their filing obligations or find that they required…
Common Tax Reporting Issues for US Citizens living or working abroad
Living or Working abroad as a US Citizen introduces some complexity to your US tax returns…
Canadian Tax Residents – Reporting foreign income and assets and avoiding double taxation
Our expatriate tax specialists have experience handling a variety of complex tax situations…
Know and plan for your tax residency before you go
Because the distinction between a tax resident and non-resident isn’t always clear…