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International Taxation: Rights and Duties

Fiscalité internationale | RCGT

Owning property or doing business abroad has an impact on your taxation.

It is important to know the tax laws of the countries you are targeting for your projects. Our experts are always seeking to understand all aspects and help you make informed decisions.

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Other Resources

  • Visit the US government website: Internal Revenue Service

  • Consult the Canada Revenue Agency

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