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RESP and TFSA Accounts for U.S. Citizens
Recently, Canada and the U.S. reached an agreement providing that Canada will assist with the collection and reporting of information to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on U.S. persons living here in Canada in order to comply with the U.S. Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA). See our February U.S. Tax Flash for details on the agreement.
25 févr. 2014
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U.S. Citizens in Canada: Are you sure you don’t owe U.S. income tax?
The U.S. income tax filing requirements of U.S. citizens living in Canada has seen more than its fair share of press coverage in recent times. That said, despite the onerous personal income tax filing obligations and related foreign bank and financial account disclosure requirements imposed on U.S. citizens living outside of the U.S., few of these taxpayers end up owing U.S. income tax.
Mike Hayward 25 févr. 2014
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Considerations on incorporating your business or professional practice
If you have an unincorporated business or professional practice, consider incorporating to take advantage of various tax planning opportunities not otherwise afforded to unincorporated businesses.
4 févr. 2014
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Providing services to a non-resident? Prove it!
<p>This article is to shed light on the age-old question &ndash; are the services I am providing to a non-resident exempt from tax or not? As is true of most questions relating to sales tax implications, there is no clear-cut answer. To answer this question, you need to contemplate several other questions first.</p>
3 févr. 2014
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Snowbirds and the Closer Connection Exception
Fall is the time of year when Canadian snowbirds pack up and head south for the warmer winter in the U.S. Some limit their stay to a maximum of 182 days, under the mistaken belief that this will avoid being considered a resident of the U.S. for income tax purposes (and conveniently brings them home just in time for spring). Many do not realize that the U.S. residency rules for income tax purposes involve a much shorter time period.
Shelley Smith 5 déc. 2013
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Income Tax Filings: On Time or In Time
Canadian taxpayers will face negative consequences if their income tax returns are not filed on time by the due date. In addition, they face other, different negative consequences when returns are filed after the due date but not in time to obtain a refund. This article discusses those consequences.
23 août 2013
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Reduce Your Family Taxes with a Prescribed Rate Loan
Are you in a higher tax bracket than your spouse? Do you earn investment income from a non-registered account? If so, a prescribed rate loan can provide you with a method of income splitting that will reduce your taxes.
26 juill. 2013
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Impôts indirects Services de conseils fiscaux
Best Practices: Indirect Sales Tax Overpayment and Exposure Analysis
At Collins Barrow, we strive to bring extra value to our clients. To that end, we can provide an indirect sales tax overpayment and exposure analysis. This is a specialty tax service above and beyond the thorough general audit process typically provided.
5 juill. 2013
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The Concept of Residence in Canadian Tax Law
As is the case in much of the world, Canadian taxation is for the most part based on the concept of residence. But the issue of determining residence can be problematic, particularly where individuals leave or think they have entered or left Canada.
17 juin 2013
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Financing a U.S. Subsidiary: Debt vs. Equity
Canadian corporations seeking to expand their operations often look southward to grow their business. By expanding into the United States, Canadian corporations can potentially gain access to a much larger market than is available in Canada. For a variety of valid reasons, Canadian corporations often choose a U.S. corporation as a vehicle for expansion into the U.S. But once this structural decision is made, the question becomes, how to finance the U.S. operations?
31 mai 2013
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Our American Customers: the Watchdogs of the U.S. Tax System
With today’s technology, it is becoming increasingly easy to sell products to individuals and companies all around the world. Many Canadian companies have developed great business relationships with U.S. customers, selling a wide variety of goods.
31 mai 2013
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