Tell us what crosses the border.
Where you live, your move dates, income, accounts and property. We identify the Canadian and US obligations that need attention.
Two countries.Taxed twice?
Missed filings. Double tax. Conflicting advice. Our US and Canadian CPAs review both sides and coordinate the returns, reporting and relief that apply.
US CPAs. Canadian CPAs.
One team.
Here’s how we sort out both sides.
We handle the complicated part.
We prepare and coordinate the returns, check reporting requirements and review treaty positions and foreign tax credits that apply.
Know what’s filed and what comes next.
Your filing position explained, the work coordinated and the important dates clear. Advice on the next move, withdrawal or sale.
One team.
Both sides of the border.
US CPAs. Canadian CPAs. A joined-up view of your tax position, so one country’s filing doesn’t become the other country’s problem.
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Your life crosses the border.
Your tax advice should too.
Your tax advice should too.
Returns, reporting and planning considered together. Clear answers from a team that understands both systems.
Two returns.
One complete picture.
We connect the details before we file. Your income, the tax already paid and the relief available in each country.
Canadian & US tax preparation
Personal and business returns coordinated across both countries, including income, investments and business interests.
Double-tax relief
Foreign tax credits and income treatment reviewed together, to identify the relief available for your situation.
US–Canada treaty analysis
Treaty benefits, filing positions and supporting documentation considered before your returns are submitted.
Moving countries?
Make the tax side clear.
A new address doesn’t tell the whole story. Your income, assets and continuing ties matter too.
Residency status planning
We review where you live and work, your move dates and your ties to each country to explain your filing position.
Canadian departure and exit tax
Departure-year filings, deemed-disposition questions and the timing of your move, reviewed before you act.
Non-resident taxation
Canadian rental income, property sales and other continuing income reviewed alongside your US obligations.
What you keep in Canada
still matters in the US.
Accounts. Savings. Investments.
Get the cross-border position clear before your next decision.
RRSP & TFSA consulting
Contributions, withdrawals and reporting reviewed in both countries. Canadian tax treatment doesn’t settle the US question.
Cross-border investments
Investment income, gains and fund holdings reviewed for their Canadian and US tax treatment, including PFIC questions.
FBAR & foreign-account reporting
We identify required disclosures, including FinCEN Form 114 and Form 8938 (FATCA), where applicable.
Real people.
Real cross-border expertise.
US and Canadian CPA expertise within the same practice. People who can connect the details across both systems.
George Dimov
Founder & President
Xintian Wang, CPA
Dimov tax & accounting team
The questions
you came here with.
Will I pay tax twice on the same income?
We review treaty provisions and foreign tax credits that may provide relief. The outcome depends on your residency, income type, timing and the rules in both countries.
Should I withdraw from my RRSP or TFSA before moving?
We review the account, your move date and the treatment in both countries before advising on a withdrawal. The tax and reporting consequences depend on your circumstances.
Do I still need to file in Canada after leaving?
We review your residency and continuing Canadian income or assets. Departure-year work and ongoing non-resident obligations are considered alongside your US return.
Can you help with missed returns or account disclosures?
Tell us the years involved and any notices you have received. We review the outstanding work and explain the filings and deadlines that need attention.
Get both sides sorted.
Tell us what changed and what is worrying you.
We’ll explain the work required.
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