Personal & family tax
Global income filing and investment tax planning.
A former PwC tax partner. 32 years of cross-border tax for high-net-worth families and global enterprises.
From personal filing to M&A structuring, complex cross-border questions get a complete answer here.
U.S./Canada corporate tax, cross-border financing, M&A due diligence, and structuring for international acquisitions and disposals.
Global income filing and investment tax planning.
Residency analysis, offshore trusts and foreign asset disclosure.
Family trusts and estate freeze: lock the tax, not the wealth.
1040 / 1120 / 1065, state and local tax, foreign tax credits.
Representation before the CRA and IRS: audits, controversy, litigation.
Every filing is reviewed and signed off by a partner-level CPA — no junior handoffs, no layers.
Canada and the U.S. handled under one plan — treaty, FBAR and PFIC considered together.
A written scope and fixed fee before work starts — no hourly surprises, no hidden charges.
Each conclusion traces to a statute or case; sustained compliance over high-risk schemes.
Select the scenario that fits you best to see how we address your specific cross-border tax questions.
A U.S. citizen or green card holder in Canada must file with both the IRS and the CRA every year.
Asset and entity decisions made before you land can meaningfully reduce your tax cost for years to come.
Operating or investing on both sides of the border without aligned structure creates double tax exposure.
A tax agency letter demands prompt action — the earlier you act, the more options you have.
A secure portal replaces emailing sensitive documents. Documents are pre-processed automatically; a CPA reviews every key step.

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