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For many Canadians, retirement is synonymous with the United States. The warm, sunny weather of Florida, Arizona, and California makes U.S. states some of the most sought after places for Canadians to retire when compared to the freezing provinces of Canada. As per the U.S. National Association of Realtors survey, 29.6% of the foreign home...
Although April 30th of every year is the deadline for Canadians to file their tax returns (June 15th for Self-Employed taxpayers), the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) encourages taxpayers to start working to file their tax returns earlier to prevent filing errors as a result of last-minute rushing. Additionally, the CRA also announced February 10, 2014 as...
It’s never too early to start planning for your next tax filing. AG Tax professionals can assist you with your taxes, and give you qualified advice so you can adequately plan for your next filing. Here are a few helpful tax tips that Canadian taxpayers should keep in mind when analyzing their tax situation: • Take...
We often get calls to our office asking what the tax implications are if I want to get into a business in a country. We thought it would be useful to help explain taxation in a particular country. One concept that particularly affects the transaction of business between Canada and the United States is Permanent...
In a previous segment we dealt with the problems that a Canadian resident might face when purchasing a US residential property. There are many reasons why an individual might purchase such a property varying from a desire to own a vacation property in the Sun Belt to taking advantage of a perceived investment opportunity. In...
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