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U.S. Citizens Resident in Canada – Capital Gains Tax Rate

Steven Flynn, CPA, CA, CPA (Washington) 01/06/2025

What should be a straightforward answer gets complicated by recent events in Canadian Parliament and a recent US Tax Court Case. Current Law A U.S. citizen resident in Canada is subject to both U.S. federal income tax and Canadian on their worldwide income. In 2023, ...

Webinar Replay – Taxes for U.S. Citizens Resident in Canada: Tax 101

Andersen 03/01/2023

Watch Philip Mei and Kathy Li review Taxes for U.S. Citizens Resident in Canada. Topics on the Agenda Upcoming webinar – Canadian Budget 2023: Tax 101

Blog Alert: Taxes for U.S. Citizens Resident in Canada

Andersen 02/27/2023

Taxation Based on Citizenship U.S. citizens resident in Canada are taxable on their worldwide income in both countries. The real question is which country gets to tax it first, which country gives a credit for the other country’s tax and what happens when both countries ...

Important tax update – Intergenerational transfers

Léa Duval 09/10/2021

Prepared by Andersen in Canada, Montreal Partner Patrick Coutu, Tax Director Danny Guérin and Tax Manager Omar Yassine. The tax community has been asking the Canadian government for several years for legislative changes to address the fact that it is currently impossible for Canadians to ...

Mandatory Disclosure for Aggressive Tax Planning (ATP) – Revenu Québec

Andersen 03/29/2021

Prepared by Andersen in Canada, Montréal Partner Patrick Coutu and Tax Manager Divya Katyal The Aggressive Tax Planning Research and Integrity Branch of Revenu Québec has recently issued a statement to broaden measures to combat aggressive tax planning. The disclosure obligations will now be extended ...

Canadian Tax Alert: 2020 Federal Fall Economic Statement

Andersen 12/04/2020

Prepared by Andersen in Canada, Montréal Partners Patrick Coutu and Simon Davari. On November 30, 2020, Canada’s Deputy Prime Minister and Federal Minister of Finance, Chrystia Freeland, presented the 2020 Federal Fall Economic Statement (Economic Statement). We are pleased to provide you the summary below ...

U.S. Election 2020: Tax Implications for Canadians

Andersen 11/10/2020

Join Andersen Partners Warren Dueck and Steven Flynn for a Zoom virtual briefing on what’s ahead for Canadians with cross-border investments and activities. Warren and Steven will be discussing the topics outlined in our previous post Top 5 Tax Issues for Canadians with a Biden ...

Top 5 Tax Issues for Canadians Moving to the U.S.

Warren Dueck, FCPA, FCA, CPA (Washington) 08/13/2020

Moving to another country is the most significant tax event is most people’s lifetime. There are wins to be taken advantage of and traps to be avoided. Canadians often view the U.S. as a tax opportunity. In many ways that is true, but you may be able ...

Going Toe to Toe with TOSI (Canada’s Tax on Split Income)

Andersen 01/01/1970

The federal government introduced the Tax on Split Income (“TOSI”) rules effective as of the start of 2018. The purpose of the rules was to prevent Canadian business owners from splitting their income in ways that were not available to salaried employees. For example, prior ...

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