Global National – Vital tips if you’re buying property in the U.S
David A. Altro was interviewed by Global National for Money 123, David discussed how to protect your Canadian estate when renting-out your U.S property.
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11, 2018
Global News Radio – The US Tax Code & Snowbirds
Listen to the Global News Radio show More Than Money, where David A. Altro was interviewed about recent US tax code changes affecting Canadian snowbirds.
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11, 2018
The STEP Journal – Deep Freeze
David Altro & Hadielia Yassiri’s article in the STEP Journal explores the US tax implications of Canadian estate freezes.
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11, 2018
CJAD Radio – Common Cross-Border Questions
Listen to the October 2018 CJAD radio show, where Matt Altro & David Altro address some frequently asked cross-border questions.
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11, 2018
CJAD Radio – The Fifth Season: Snowbirds Season
In the September 2018 CJAD radio show, Matt Altro & David Altro talk cross border strategies for Snowbirds owning US property & planning tips for a move to the US.
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10, 2018
“Re Milne” case affects multiple-will planning to avoid Ontario probate
The “Re Milne” case affects multiple-will planning targeting at avoiding Ontario probate tax. Learn if you are affected by the judgement passed in October 2018.
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09, 2018
Globe and Mail – Americans living in Canada: Beware that the IRS is watching you
David Altro & Matt Altro published in the Globe and Mail on issues that are important to consider for Americans living in Canada.
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09, 2018
A Change in Policy for Foreign Nationals in F, J, and M Status
Change in policy by the Trump administration in connection with the calculation of unlawful presence for international students and exchange visitors in F, J, and M status.
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08, 2018
SnowbirdAdvisor.ca – Tax & Legal Tips for Canadian Snowbirds Who Rent Out Their U.S. Property
David Altro published an article with SnowbirdAdvisor.ca to review the key considerations for Canadians before deciding to rent out their US property.
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07, 2018
Three Ways Foreign-Born Children Can Claim U.S. Citizenship
Foreign-born children can sometimes claim U.S. citizenship while side-stepping traditional paths to permanently living and working in the U.S.