U.S. citizens (or even green cardholders) resident in Canada who are contributors (or a joint contributor) to their children’s RESP (Registered Educational Savings Plan) may have U.S. reporting issues.
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Are You Working With High Net-Worth Clients? Learn How To Support Your Clients From This Free On-Demand WebinarThis is an extraordinary GIFT of Education for you from the Tax Forum. As CEO of www.taxconnection.com we see many trainers. If you are working with high-net- worth tax clients, partnerships, flow […]
The Life Cycle Of Real EstateIt’s not a “one size fits all” approach. We make it a point of understanding our clients’ needs – not just in the current year but throughout the ownership period. Properties go through life cycles […]
Taxation Of Foreign DividendsFor U.S. expats, foreign dividends must be reported on your U.S. tax return, as the U.S. taxes worldwide income. This guide explains how to handle foreign dividend taxation, including potential […]
California Wants To Raise Your Taxes: Learn How They Will Confuse You On The BallotPlease Do Your Part And Pass This Blog Post On To 10 California Taxpayers So They Are Educated On Exactly What They Are Voting For This November! Carl DeMaio and Reform California have released their […]
Massachusetts Sales And Use Tax Amnesty Period: What You Need To KnowThe Massachusetts Sales and Use Tax Amnesty Period is a special initiative introduced by the Massachusetts Department of Revenue (DOR) to encourage businesses to resolve overdue taxes. Running for a […]
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