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Options for your CAD Non-registered assets when moving to and/or living in the U.S
The strong U.S. dollar has created new challenges for those moving to the United States from Canada—but understanding these challenges, and your options, can help you to navigate the financial transition as smoothly as possible. Here's the background. The Canadian dollar is currently valued around 0.80 versus the U.S. dollar, a ...
9 Essential Elements of Cross-Border Transition Planning
"How do I move my financial life to another country?" It's a question we hear from many clients as they begin making a cross-border transition. Whether you are making the move to the U.S. or Canada, you want to transition your finances smoothly and seamlessly while saving time, headaches, and ...
Do You Have to Pay U.S. Taxes for Canadian Registered Retirement Savings Plan Withdrawals?
Have you recently moved to the United States from Canada and left your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) open? After becoming a U.S. resident, you might be wondering if you have to pay U.S. taxes on withdrawals from your Canadian retirement plan. There is a good chance that Canadians, ...

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Moving From Canada to the United States: What You Need to Know
Options for U.S. IRA account holders when living in Canada
Thinking About Moving to Canada? What You Need to Know
U.S. Citizens Living in Canada: Know Your Key U.S. Tax Forms and Responsibilities
Canadian Deductibility of 401(K) Contributions and U.S. Deductibility of RRSP Contributions
Cross-Border Spouses: Beware of U.S. Gift-Tax Surprises
Moving to a Green Card Calls for Financial Planning
California Tax Filing with a Canadian Spouse
Canadians Beware of California Community Property Rules
Canadian Tax Filers: Report Your Foreign Property Annually—Or Else
Estate Planning: Uncle Sam’s Nasty Surprise for Non-U.S. Citizen Spouses
Americans Exiting Canada: Understanding the Five-Year Deemed Disposition Rule
Americans in Canada: Investment Basics
Americans Selling Canadian Homes Face Tax Issues
Terry Ritchie, U.S., Canada Now Tracking Snowbirds More Closely
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