Relocating your business and your life to the U.S. is an exciting step, but it’s also one of the most complex transitions you’ll make.
There are multiple layers involved: your business structure, your personal tax position, your ownership, your reporting obligations, and how everything connects across countries.
With the right support, your move becomes a strategic advantage, not a source of complexity.
Without the right planning and coordination, relocation can quickly lead to:
Lodder CPA helps you build a plan that works for your business, your personal goals, and your family.
We guide you through the entire relocation process, helping you make the right decisions at the right time, while ensuring everything stays aligned across borders.From early planning to long-term growth, we’re there to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.





A structured framework designed to help you relocate with clarity, structure, and confidence — from planning through long-term U.S. growth.

This allows you to:




“Kyle’s expertise in accounting, particularly in complex tax laws related to cross-border business activities, is exceptional. He provides tailored solutions that make us feel confident about the long-term success of our business.”

Rob McWhinney
Founder and President


Before relocating, you should review your entity structure, ownership, residency position, tax exposure, and reporting obligations. The order of decisions matters.
Yes. Without proper planning, relocation can create tax exposure in both the U.S. and your home country.
Possibly. Your current ownership and entity structure may not be efficient once you become a U.S. tax resident.
U.S. tax residency can impact how your income, business ownership, foreign assets, and global reporting obligations are treated.
Yes. Immigration, tax, legal, and business decisions should be coordinated before the move to avoid gaps or unintended tax consequences.
Yes. Lodder CPA coordinates with your legal, immigration, accounting, and financial advisors to help align the relocation plan.

Your move to the U.S. should support your business, your family, and your long-term goals.
Work with Lodder CPA to navigate the complexity of U.S. relocation with a clear, well-structured plan.