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On March 13, after a years-long court battle, the Department of State announced it will be reducing the fee to renounce US citizenship.

Today, the Alberta Provincial and Canadian Federal Government announced a joint pilot program in Alberta whereby certain travellers arriving at Calgary International Airport...

US professionals keeping the partnership books may not realize the need to provide specialized tax reporting and financial information to Canadian partners.

On July 28, 2014, we published a blog that discussed a recent Canada Revenue Agency announcement at the 2014 Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners Roundtable.

Canadians know that their proximity to the US presents both risk and opportunity.

At the Canadian Tax Foundation's 68th Annual Tax Conference held in Calgary, the CRA orally announced further efforts to ensure fair treatment for Canadians impacted by the May 26, 2016, announcement...

After a flurry of submissions—more than 21,000—to the Department of Finance regarding the July 18, 2017 private corporation tax proposals, the minister of finance made a number of announcements between October 16 and 20.

This article provides an introduction to the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act for Canadians and analyzes Canada’s implementing legislation regarding FATCA.

A few weeks ago, we collectively breathed sighs of relief as many COVID-related travel bans and restrictions,

As Alberta looks to the future and re-energizing the provincial economy in the face of COVID-19 and the ongoing shocks to the oil and gas sector, immigration will be at the forefront.

Providing such people with false hope is disappointing.

First of all, I want to make clear that I don't hate any of my brothers-in-law. However, it has occurred to me that the brother-in-law metaphor provides a fitting way to think about the recent political change and pending tax changes in Canada.

Earlier this week, the CRA released the revised Foreign Income Verification Form as had previously been announced by the Federal government in their 2013 Budget.

If you or your business were unable to meet some of your tax obligations due to the recent flooding, relief from the Canada Revenue Agency may be available.

The recent announcement by Ministers Shea and Kenney yesterday in a press release is much welcomed by Albertans as the Province has been hit by the worst flooding in its recent history.

In this episode of TaxBreaks, Kenneth Keung and Kim GC Moody provide their predictions on what might be included – or not – in the 2023 Canadian Federal Budget...

This paper provides analysis of one of the foundational elements of the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) and various intergovernmental agreements (IGAs)...