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The Canadian Revenue Agency treats cryptocurrencies as commodities for Canadian tax purposes. Are you aware of your obligations?
In 2024, the method for calculating the AMT was significantly revised, with the aim of better targeting high-income taxpayers.
Many dream of buying a property in Florida or a golf course in Arizona. But what happens at the time of death?
There are tax implications when selling a property located in the U.S. that you need to be aware of to avoid unpleasant surprises.
Do you have questions relating to U.S. tax issues? The tax experts of Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton can help you!
In 2026, the transfer pricing documentation requirements could be simplified for certain intra-group transactions.
Making a gift to an heir during your lifetime has tax implications that you need to be aware of in order to make the best choice.
If you earn income from rental property (through Airbnb, for example), do you have to pay taxes? It depends on how the building is used.
If you have foreign property or you carry out transactions with non-residents, make sure you complete all the required tax forms.
We have witnessed a significant increase in real estate transactions involving the sale of properties by non-residents of Canada.
The Missouri Department of Revenue is currently conducting an audit campaign targeting businesses that have imported goods into the state.
You must spend fewer than 183 days in a calendar year in the U.S. to be considered a non-resident of the U.S. But what rules must be followed?
Quebec companies operating in the manufacturing, IT or distribution sector often have commercial ties with the U.S. Recent developments regarding U.S. sales
The Québec budget is being prepared in a context of uncertainty. Will this budget withstand the priorities of the next leader?
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.