U.S. International Tax Insights

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Avoid Overpaying U.S. Tax: What International Businesses Should Review Before April 15

International businesses often overpay U.S. tax due to outdated structures. Learn what to review before April 15 to improve your tax position.

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Switching Accountants During Tax Season for Cross-Border Businesses: What to Do Before Filing Deadlines

Switching accountants during tax season can reduce risk for cross-border businesses. Learn when to act and how to align U.S. and international tax filings.

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U.S. International Businesses

Cross-Border Tax Risks to Review Before Filing: What International Businesses Often Miss During Tax Season

Cross-border businesses often miss hidden U.S. tax exposure during filing season. Learn the most common international tax risks and schedule a Tax Review

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Expanding Into the U.S. in 2026: Key Cross-Border Tax Changes Foreign Businesses Need to Know

Key 2026 U.S. tax changes affecting foreign businesses, including international rules, capital incentives, and enforcement risks to consider before expanding.

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Year-End Tax Planning for Cross-Border Businesses: How to Reduce Your 2025 Tax Bill Before December 31

Year-end tax planning for cross-border businesses—reduce double tax, optimize structure, and access our free webinar replay and international tax checklist.

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How to Choose a U.S. CPA for Cross-Border Expansion (and Why Collaboration Matters)

Expanding into the U.S.? Learn what to look for in a U.S. CPA for international businesses and why collaboration drives cross-border success.

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Insights from the 2025 Cross-Border Conference: What Global Businesses Need to Know About U.S. Expansion

Discover key insights from the 2025 Cross-Border Conference, where global tax, legal, and immigration experts shared their expertise.

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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA): Strategic U.S. Tax Reset for Cross-Border Founders

Discover how the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) transforms U.S. taxes for cross-border founders. Learn key deductions, credits, and global planning strategi

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Understanding Foreign Bank Account Reporting: What U.S. Citizens Need to Know About FBAR and Form 8938

Learn the differences between FBAR (Form 114) and Form 8938 (FATCA). Find out who must file, thresholds, deadlines, penalties, and how to stay compliant with U.

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U.S. International Businesses

U.S. Entity Structures Explained: LLC vs. C-Corp for Canadian Business Owners

For Canadian companies expanding into the U.S., choosing the right entity structure is one of the most important, and most overlooked, decisions you’ll make.

U.S. International Businesses

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Avoid Double Taxation: U.S. Structures for Canadian Businesses

Avoid U.S.–Canada double taxation with the right entity structure. Learn how Canadian business owners reduce tax risk and maximize profits.

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One Big Beautiful Bill: What Canadian Business Owners Need to Know About the New U.S. Tax Reform

The bill locks in low tax rates, enhances deductions and credits, and long-term certainty for businesses and families.

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U.S. Tax Residency Rules: What Every Canadian Business Owner Expanding to the U.S. Needs to Know

Expanding into the U.S.? Learn how Canadian business owners can trigger IRS tax residency—and how to avoid costly reporting and penalties.

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From Pressure to Profit: How Canadian Businesses Are Growing U.S. Margins

Learn how Canadian founders are expanding into the U.S., reducing tariffs, and protecting margins using smart tax, pricing, and entity strategies.

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Business Owners & Entrepreneurs

U.S. tax residency: Tax traps for the unwary

The United States continues to be an attractive destination for non-residents to invest their time or money, especially in real estate or business expansion.

Business Owners & Entrepreneurs

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Next major international tax provision coming into effect soon (Hint: “GILTI”)

In December 2017, Congress passed into law sweeping tax reform with the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. There are a few provisions that impact international taxation.

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Business Owners & Entrepreneurs

Details of major U.S. tax reform bill, including international tax details

The recently enacted Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) is a sweeping tax package. Here’s a look at some of the more important elements.

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Business Owners & Entrepreneurs

New U.S. tax law for owners of non-U.S. corporations – action to consider by year-end!

The President has signed significant U.S. tax legislation into law today, namely the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act”.

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U.S. Estate Planning for Non-U.S. Persons

Estate planning is often a forgotten element when non-U.S. persons plan their investment into U.S. real estate or business expansion into the U.S.

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