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Tax strategy: Rental income from US must be reported

David A. Altro is a frequent contributor to Paul Delean's business column in the Montreal Gazette, please scroll down to read David's answer to the second question. Tax strategy: Rental income from U.S. must be [...]

| March 21st, 2013|Categories: All, In the News, Quoted In The News|Comments Off on Tax strategy: Rental income from US must be reported

US Citizen or US Resident Children Beware – “Trust” No One

Parents want what’s best for their children and will go to great lengths to see them succeed and help plan for their futures. Many parents have turned to trusts to provide their children with more [...]

| March 5th, 2013|Categories: All, Cross Border Estate Planning|Comments Off on US Citizen or US Resident Children Beware – “Trust” No One

Firm Update – Toronto

As we continue to grow, we are pleased to announce that on February 19, 2013 our Toronto office moved to larger premises. Please update your records to reflect our new coordinates (below). 155 University Avenue, [...]

| February 19th, 2013|Categories: All, Firm Update|Comments Off on Firm Update – Toronto

David A. Altro’s Book Available as an eBook

The second edition of the book Owning U.S. Property - the Canadian Way by David A. Altro has been available for just over a year and has experienced great success and received praise by readers. [...]

| February 18th, 2013|Categories: All, Publication|Comments Off on David A. Altro’s Book Available as an eBook

Tax strategy: Transferring U.S. property can be costly

David A. Altro is a frequent contributor to Paul Delean's business column in the Montreal Gazette. Click here to view the article online or scroll down to read David's answer to the second question. Tax [...]

| January 23rd, 2013|Categories: All, Cross Border News, Quoted In The News|Comments Off on Tax strategy: Transferring U.S. property can be costly

A Principal Residence Trust: A Means of Securing Your Home from Future Creditors

One of the key pillars to estate planning is preservation of wealth by keeping assets away from one’s creditors throughout one’s lifetime. Often, it is the principal residence that is considered a person’s most valuable [...]

| January 14th, 2013|Categories: All, From the Blog|Comments Off on A Principal Residence Trust: A Means of Securing Your Home from Future Creditors

Pensions will be paid to Canadians living in U.S.

David A. Altro is a frequent contributor to Paul Delean's business column in the Montreal Gazette. Click here to view the article online or scroll down to read David's answer to the second question. Pensions [...]

| January 9th, 2013|Categories: All, Cross Border News, In the News, Quoted In The News|Comments Off on Pensions will be paid to Canadians living in U.S.

Eleventh Hour Fiscal Cliff Deal – What Does it Mean for Canadians?

Just hours before midnight on New Years Eve, the US Senate hammered out a tentative deal to avoid sending the country over the Fiscal Cliff. Yesterday, a reluctant, Republican-controlled House of Representatives has also blessed [...]

| January 2nd, 2013|Categories: All, Cross Border Tax Planning, From the Blog|Comments Off on Eleventh Hour Fiscal Cliff Deal – What Does it Mean for Canadians?

Quebecers Avoiding US Probate: Can It Be Done?

Pierre, a client of ours from Quebec, came to us with a problem. He owned a condo in Florida, and since Micheline recently passed away, he did not want to go to the vacation [...]

| November 28th, 2012|Categories: All, From the Blog|Comments Off on Quebecers Avoiding US Probate: Can It Be Done?

Leaving on a jet plane…but first, as an expatriate, have you paid your US Exit Tax?

For whatever the reason, each and every day people make the decision to move away from their native country to pursue a life elsewhere. Whether it is a dual citizen looking to give up their [...]

| November 14th, 2012|Categories: All, From the Blog|Comments Off on Leaving on a jet plane…but first, as an expatriate, have you paid your US Exit Tax?