Is your business growing in the United States? It's time to consider the relevance of creating a company in the United States (USA).
Are you a Canadian who owns assets in the United States? You may be subject to U.S. estate tax.
Do you own U.S. property or shares? Even if you're not a U.S. citizen, your estate may be subject to tax.
Thinking of expanding into the United States? The current context, with possible tariffs and other measures, requires good preparation.
Canadian businesses exporting to the U.S. may have some state commodity (Sales & Use) tax obligations. Three conditions must be satisfied.
Companies that send Canadian employees to work in the U.S. can face a series of income and withholding tax obligations. What are they?
There are numerous tax impacts that must be very carefully considered when deciding to leave Canada to live and work elsewhere.
Canadian non-residents are taxed on rental income from their properties in the country. What about their tax obligations?
Persons who have relinquished or intend to relinquish their U.S. citizenship can, under certain conditions, benefit from a new tax relief program.
There are tax implications when selling a property located in the U.S. that you need to be aware of to avoid unpleasant surprises.
Did you recently immigrate to Canada? It is important to know the tax obligations associated with your new Canadian residency status.
What are the tax implications for a Canadian citizen buying, selling or leasing real estate in the United States? Our expert answers.
Hiring foreign workers is one option to help remedy the qualified labour shortage. But what about the tax aspect for those workers?
International staff postings provide an excellent growth opportunity for a business. However, be aware of the tax implications.
Are you aware of all the tax impacts for Canadian residents who own property in the United States?
Michael Tsertsivadze specializes in U.S. taxation for both Canadian corporations doing business in the United States and their U.S. subsidiaries.