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The U.S. government taxes its citizens, and greencard holders on their worldwide income regardless of whether they are U.S. residents for the tax year or not. Individuals who are born to U.S. parents in countries like Canada are also subject to U.S. taxes as they are considered U.S. citizens and have a U.S. Social Security...
Due to the close proximity, many U.S. individuals move to Canada for personal or work reasons but maintain their U.S. citizenship. In addition, some Canadians acquire U.S. citizenship from one or both of their parents. As U.S. citizens, the person needs to fulfill their U.S. tax responsibility. This includes reporting the sale of a Canadian...
With an increasing number of Canadian citizens/residents working in the U.S. and an increasing number of U.S. citizens/residents working in Canada, it is important that all taxpayers familiarize themselves with the “Social Security Totalization” agreement. The “Social Security Totalization” agreement came into effect in the 1980s, and is a way of providing social security protection...
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