Deferral of Canadian Capital Gain Inclusion Rate Increase and Pre-Exit Opportunities for Departing Canadians
Capital Gains Inclusion Rate Increase Deferred: What It Means. Canada’s capital gains inclusion rate hike is now postponed to 2026, providing a crucial window for strategic tax planning. Investors and those planning a move can still benefit from the 50% rate in 2025. Take advantage of this opportunity.
Tariffs, Trade Tensions, and the Impact on Investors: What You Need to Know:
Rising tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China may drive up consumer prices, disrupt supply chains, and increase market volatility. Equity and bond markets could react to inflation and policy shifts. Staying diversified and focusing on quality investments is key.
Tax implications for Americans who move to Canada with US property and rent it out as Canadian Residents
Are you moving from the U.S. to Canada and planning to keep your U.S. rental property? Discover the tax implications, including filing requirements, foreign tax credits, cost basis adjustments, and depreciation rules. Learn how to avoid double taxation and consult a cross-border tax expert for personalized advice.
WEP Repeal: Great News for Recipients of US Social Security and CPP Benefits
The Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP), which reduced US Social Security benefits for those receiving Canadian pensions, has been repealed under the "Social Security Fairness Act." Retirees can now collect full US and Canadian benefits without penalties.
BNN: The Street – Cross border tax planning for Canadians living in the US
CEO of MCA Cross Border Advisors Matt Altro breaks down estate tax planning, investing and capital gains changes for Canadian-Americans.
What’s the economic impact of US elections on Canada?
Matt Altro answers questions for Financial Pipeline about the impact the 2024 US Election will have on cross-border clients.