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As an update to our blog on April 22, 2020, President Trump has now officially released the first of two anticipated presidential proclamations ...

Complimentary seminar presented by: Moodys Gartner Tax Law and Wealthy Tortoise Financial Group.

In our firm's latest podcast, Kenneth Keung and Kim G C Moody discuss the frustrations that Canadian individual taxpayers experience when claiming foreign tax credits.

In our firm's latest podcast, Kenneth Keung and Kim G C Moody briefly discuss the 2023 Federal Budget proposals...

The election results are in, and for Canadians hoping to build or protect their wealth, the uncertainty which accompanies large budget deficits,

On May 7th, 2015, the US Treasury Department published its first quarter 2015 list of individuals who have chosen to expatriate and it was yet again an eye opening number.

What's the skinny? Full vaccination against COVID-19 is now your key to travel to and within Canada.

The IRS announced on May 21, 2018, the rollout of six additional compliance campaigns to be undertaken by the Large Business and International Division (LB&I).

The prescribe rate of interest is a tool the Income Tax Act uses as a yardstick for what constitutes "proper" cost of financing. Examples of some of the situations the prescribed rate...

Today is the six-month anniversary of the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy ("CEWS") program which has been handing out aids to employer for wages paid with an effective start date of March 15, 2020.

If you're a Canadian looking to snowbird or head south for a few months, you may have seen the news that beginning April 11, 2025, foreign nationals preparing to travel to the US...

There have been ongoing rumors about the Canadian government potentially increasing the capital gains inclusion rate from its current level of 50% to a higher level

Section 56.4 of the Canadian Income Tax Act (the section that deals with restrictive convents) is now law given the enactment of Bill C-60 on June 26, 2013.

For some, this message may seem like it is saying, well, nothing… but for us, it is something.

You don't want to miss your chance to engage with some of the best and brightest industry professionals in the world of tax at our fifth-annual Moodys Private Client University.

On April 2, 2013, Roy Berg and James Gifford were in Washington DC to present the Canadian perspective on the proposed regulations under IRC 1411, the provision that implements the 3.8% tax on net investment income that was enacted as part of the US health care overhaul in 2010.

We previously reported that the Canada Revenue Agency developed transitioning rules which were welcomed relief to taxpayers.