Cross-Border Guides

Are you planning on moving to the US from Canada? From sorting out visas to understanding tax changes, there's much to consider.

Canadian residents who work for a Canadian employer have a much simpler situation than Canadian residents whose employers are stateside.

So you're planning on moving to Canada? You're ready for your next adventure, and now it's time to start getting organized. There are hundreds of things you'll take care of before you move, but these are essential things to know before moving to Canada.

In this quick guide to living in Canada vs. the USA, I’ll cover the basics of lifestyle, housing, education, and finances.

Regarding dual citizenship in Canada and the U.S., it's important to note that there isn't a distinct application process for acquiring it.

The income tax treaty between the US and Canada is designed to prevent double taxation.

Canadians who pay foreign taxes can generally claim a credit for taxes paid on employment, business, and investment income.

The FBAR is a way for the US to find funds in offshore accounts.

Covered expatriates face unique rules, including a potential exit tax. If this applies to you, understanding your status is essential. It ca

If you're considering retiring in Vancouver, it's essential to determine your cost of living. It may be higher than you are used to.