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Owning a U.S. Rental Property as a Canadian Resident
The U.S. and Canadian filings for a U.S. rental property, and how to claim credit for U.S. tax paid.
Seran Sathasivam
Sep 286 min read
Moved Away but Still Renting Out Your Canadian Property: NR6 and Section 216
Withholding tax, Form NR6 and section 216 returns for non-residents who rent out a Canadian property.
Seran Sathasivam
Sep 288 min read
Moving to the U.S.: What Happens to Your RRSP, TFSA, RESP and FHSA
What happens to each Canadian registered account when you become a U.S. resident, and what to do before you move.
Seran Sathasivam
Sep 285 min read
Moving from the U.S. to Canada with RSUs: Documents Checklist
The documents to gather before your first Canadian return when you hold RSUs from a U.S. employer.
Seran Sathasivam
Sep 284 min read
RSUs After Moving from the U.S. to Canada
How stock units that vest after your move are taxed in both countries, and how to avoid paying twice.
Seran Sathasivam
Sep 285 min read
CRA Review of Your RSU Foreign Tax Credit: What to Send
How to answer a CRA review of the foreign tax credit claimed on RSU income taxed in both countries.
Seran Sathasivam
Sep 284 min read


Won at a U.S. Casino? How Canadians Get Back the 30% Withholding and Get an ITIN
U.S. casinos withhold 30% of Canadians' jackpots, but treaty loss deductions and exempt table games often mean a refund via Form 1040-NR and W-7.
Seran Sathasivam
Sep 287 min read
Navigating Cross-Border Taxes: Canada and U.S. Guide
Understanding cross-border taxes can be a daunting task, especially for individuals and businesses operating between Canada and the United States. With different tax laws, regulations, and treaties in place, it’s essential to grasp the nuances of each country’s tax system. This guide aims to simplify the complexities of cross-border taxation, providing you with the information you need to navigate this intricate landscape effectively. High angle view of a tax document with a
Seran Sathasivam
Sep 274 min read
Maximize Your Tax Savings: Canada-U.S. Strategies
Tax season can be a daunting time for many individuals, especially for those who have financial ties across borders. If you are a Canadian resident earning income in the U.S. or vice versa, understanding the tax implications is crucial for maximizing your savings. This blog post will explore effective strategies to help you navigate the complexities of cross-border taxation, ensuring you keep more of your hard-earned money. High angle view of a calculator and tax documents on
Seran Sathasivam
Sep 274 min read
Essential Cross-Border Tax Services for Businesses and Individuals
Navigating the complexities of cross-border taxation can be a daunting task for both businesses and individuals. With globalization on the rise, understanding the intricacies of international tax laws is more crucial than ever. Whether you are a business expanding into new markets or an individual with foreign income, having the right cross-border tax services can save you time, money, and a lot of headaches. This blog post will explore essential cross-border tax services, th
Seran Sathasivam
Sep 274 min read
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