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ROTH IRA disclosures in Canada

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I am a Canadian citizen living in Toronto and my wife is a U.S. citizen and living in Toronto with PR status.… Read more...

Disclosure of ROTH IRA for Canadian

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I am a Canadian citizen living in Toronto and my wife is a U.S. citizen and living in Toronto with PR status.… Read more...

Bitcoin investment and Canadian tax

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I’m not sure this is the right place to post this, but I can’t seem to find a good answer anywhere.… Read more...

2019 Federal Budget introduces Advanced Life Deferred Annuities availability for RRIFs

We will have more info as these rules get rolled out, however it looks like the 2019 Federal Budget introduced measures that will allow individuals to stretch their RRIF accounts even further into retirement.… Read more...

Ultimate Cross Border Investment Guide

We get a lot of questions regarding inheritances between Canada and the US. Whether it’s a Canadian client receiving an inheritance from a US relative or a US resident receiving an inheritance from their Canadian relatives, the tax intricacies can be significant and difficult to navigate.… Read more...

IRA Distributions for Canadian – Tax Withholdings

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Hi Phil,

Happy Holidays to you!

I would like to check in with you before I decide to go through with a lump sum distribution of a rollover IRA that I still have in the States.… Read more...

US Doctor Living in Canada with Canadian Corporation and Subpart F Income

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Hi

I’ve had a terrible year dealing with these new transition tax rules and I’ll be looking for a new cross border accountant once my current accountant gets through the 2017 tax filings.… Read more...

As an American in Canada, should I incorporate my business?

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Hi Phil

I got your email from a client of mine and I hope you can help me sort through some issues.… Read more...

Moving to Canada with Traditional and ROTH IRA accounts?

We’ve seen a huge number of American’s move from the US to Canada over the last few years. Some suggest this is in part because of the “Trump effect”, however it’s more likely that these individuals had planned for this move as part of their retirement plans regardless of which party controlled the US government.… Read more...