US Tax Returns
- Form 1040 for US citizens in Canada
- Form 1040-NR for Canadians with US income
- Foreign tax credits (Form 1116/T2209) for taxes paid
- Form 2555 foreign earned income exclusion
- RRSP and RRIF treaty elections
Cross-Border Tax Specialists
For American citizens living in Canada, U.S. tax accounting means navigating two tax systems at once — the IRS in the United States and the CRA in Canada. Filing two sets of returns with different rules, deadlines, and compliance requirements is complex, and the penalties for getting it wrong can be severe.
Our experienced accountants handle the full process — from preparation and filing to planning and IRS correspondence — so you can live and work across borders with total confidence.
Filing Coverage
USA + Canada
USA
IRS Filings
Canada
CRA Filings
Treaty Benefits
Canada-US Treaty
FBAR & FATCA
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The US tax system changes frequently, and proactive, strategic planning is the only reliable way to prevent double taxation, missed deductions, and costly penalties. We integrate both your personal and corporate tax interests into a single, clear strategy that cuts through the complexity and gives you one less thing to worry about.
Whether you are a high-net-worth individual, a business owner, or an expat managing international obligations, we provide the forward-thinking advice and hands-on support you need to stay fully compliant with both the tax systems in US and Canada. We serve clients both in person and online across US and Canada. Our tax team is based in Canada and US, and works in close coordination for complete, dual-jurisdiction coverage.
Whether you are moving to or from the US, planning a US business venture, or investing across the border, our team provides comprehensive U.S. tax accounting services tailored to your personal and corporate needs.
Filing a US tax return from Canada requires either a Social Security Number (SSN) or an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN). If you do not have either, our team can assist you in applying for an ITIN before filing begins. The correct US tax return forms usually depend on residency status, income type, and whether you are filing as an individual or corporation.
While Canadian non-residents are generally exempt from US tax obligations under certain conditions, specific income thresholds and treaty provisions can change that. Our accountants carefully assess your full situation to determine your US filing status and prepare your return with maximum accuracy and minimum liability.
Our cross-border tax services are built to address every obligation, filing requirement, and planning opportunity that arises when financial interests span across the border. With proper guidance, the risk of double taxation, missed treaty benefits, and non-compliance penalties can surely be managed well.
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