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We often get asked “How much time can I spend in the United States without tax consequence?” and “What are the tax rules for owning U.S. property?”
While travelling to warmer climates during our colder months can be very lucrative, being aware of the general tax considerations is critical to avoiding any penalties for non-compliance.
We recommend reading RSM’s basic overview of the U.S. taxation considerations for snowbirds.
Canadian residents who dispose of their family home and realize a gain may be eligible to claim an exemption, known as the Principal Residence Exemption...
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(authored by RSM CANADA) Home office(s) in Canada may constitute a permanent establishment of the non-resident corporation in Canada if the employer requires the employees to work from home.
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DJB provides guidance and assistance with all of your business start-up, tax, and accounting needs including: SELECTING THE LEGAL ENTITY FOR YOUR ENTERPRISE There are...
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(authored by RSM CANADA) Canadian residents travelling to the United States for extended stays should carefully plan travel to avoid unintended Canadian and U.S. income tax consequences.
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On March 3, 2022, the Canada Digital Adoption Program (CDAP) was launched and opened for application. This $4 billion program provides funding through two initiatives....
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As of 2015, financial institutions must report electronic fund transfers (EFT) into Canada of $10,000 or more not only to FINTRAC but also to CRA....
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With a history of service in the Niagara, Hamilton, Halton region since 1940, DJB has been helping clients gain the edge they need to remain competitive in the ever-evolving world of business. Today, with multiple offices covering Burlington to Fort Erie, we advise entrepreneurs, business owners, and organizations in many areas including agribusiness, construction, general contracting, manufacturing.
