The Strengthening & Volatility of the U.S. Dollar and Its Impact on Cross-Border Financial Planning
Explore the upcoming changes to Canada's capital gains tax and how they could affect your investment strategies. Learn why transferring assets before June 25, 2024, may be advantageous and gain insights into potential tax implications for individuals and corporations. Take proactive steps with guidance from MCA Cross Border Advisors.
LIRA / LRSP Unlocking Provision for Non-Residents of Canada
Explore the upcoming changes to Canada's capital gains tax and how they could affect your investment strategies. Learn why transferring assets before June 25, 2024, may be advantageous and gain insights into potential tax implications for individuals and corporations. Take proactive steps with guidance from MCA Cross Border Advisors.
Navigating the New U.S. Registration Requirement: What Canadian Travelers Need to Know
Starting April 11, 2025, Canadians staying in the U.S. for more than 30 days must register with U.S. authorities under a new executive order. This change could have major implications for tax residency, healthcare access, and financial planning. Understanding the requirements—and how to stay compliant—is essential for snowbirds, retirees, and frequent travellers.
Receiving Canadian Inheritances as a U.S. Resident
Many Canadians living in the U.S. will eventually inherit assets from family in Canada, but few realize the potential tax and reporting obligations. While Canada has no inheritance tax, U.S. residents must navigate IRS rules, currency exchange considerations, and estate planning strategies to optimize their inheritance and avoid penalties.
The Trump Administration’s Golden Ticket
On February 25, 2025, President Donald Trump unveiled a bold proposal for a new immigration pathway, the 'Gold Card,' aimed at wealthy foreign investors. This initiative promises permanent U.S. residency in exchange for a $5 million investment, replacing the EB-5 program and raising questions about its economic benefits and fairness.
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.