Action Idea – When’s the time right to move to the U.S.? Part 2
Need to get your client thinking about how a potential move to the U.S affects his investments? Try this tip.
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Need to get your client thinking about how a potential move to the U.S affects his investments? Try this tip.
Is your client considering a stateside move?
If your family is dealing with mid-life career changes and cross-border moves, you’re not alone.
Is your client considering a move to the U.S.? Try this tip.
If you know your client is considering a move stateside, ask your client, “Have you considered how your move will affect your finances?”
Ask your client, “Have you considered using a family loan to save on taxes?”
Read this if you receive a government or foreign pension, or are withdrawing money from a retirement account.
Make sure you're not giving more to CRA than you have to.
Families often use trusts to pass on wealth, but it’s important to anticipate income-tax liability that can arise when CRA deems assets within those trusts…
Tax and pension tips for immigrants
Tax and pension tips for immigrants
There’s a lot to like about a Canadian dual citizenship.
Fraudulent donation tax schemes continue to tempt Canadians, despite Canada Revenue Agency’s repeated warnings.
If you’re like a lot of Canadians who are buying U.S. property while prices are affordable, you might benefit from some pointers on the best…
Pension splitting allows you to split up to half of your pension income with a spouse or partner. This can result in substantial tax savings…
Before visiting clients who are close to retiring, prepare a mock-up that shows how much tax they could save by pension splitting.
Instead of giving away assets without thinking, review both the tax and family implications of making a gift
It was a big year on the tax front and our reporters and expert contributors covered all the key developments. Here are the top 10…
Read this if you have an RRSP and have exceeded your contribution limit.
What to do when it comes to business income.
You can deduct various business expenses for income tax purposes. But be warned: CRA is looking for people who push the limit.
In Part 1, we looked at becoming a non-resident to shed Canadian tax obligations. In Part 2, we considered tax and investment implications when you…
In Part 1, we looked at becoming a non-resident to shed Canadian tax obligations. Here, we consider tax and investment implications when you become a…
This step-by-step guide will help common-law and married couples.