Tell us where you live and what changed
Your move dates, income sources, business interests and any returns already filed. We review your Canadian and US connections and explain which filings and records need attention.
Dealing with Canadian and US taxes?
Different deadlines, conflicting advice and the risk of paying tax twice. Whether you’ve moved across the border, have income in both countries or run a business with US and Canadian ties, filing one return without considering the other can leave expensive gaps. Dimov brings US and Canadian CPA expertise together to review the full picture, helping you avoid paying more than you should.
Here is how we handle your Canadian and US taxes
We coordinate the work in both countries
Canadian and US returns, residency questions, foreign tax credits and relevant reporting. Our team reviews how the same income is treated on both sides, so the work is considered together.
Your filings handled, your next steps clear
You know what is being filed, what you owe and which deadlines matter. We explain the tax decisions ahead, including changes to your work, investments, property or business.
We have CPAs
in the US
and Canada.
Your taxes need people who understand both. Canadian accounting knowledge and US tax expertise come together within the Dimov team.
You shouldn’t have to relay questions between two accountants or discover that a decision made in one country was never considered in the other. We connect the facts, the filings and the planning.
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US + Canadian CPA expertise
Knowledge of both tax systems in one connected team.
Canadian and US tax filings
Personal returns, company filings and cross-border reporting.
Advice before the next decision
Moving, investing, selling property or growing a business.
Canadian tax knowledge.
A view across the border.
A Canadian return is only part of the work when you also have a US filing obligation. The treatment of your income, accounts and investments needs to be reviewed in both countries.
Kelly Sheng is part of our Canadian tax and cross-border team. Working with the wider Dimov practice, she helps bring Canadian tax questions into the same conversation as your US obligations.
Kelly Sheng, CPACanadian tax and cross-border specialist
Discuss my Canadian tax situationOne life. One business.
More than one tax return.
We look at the connections before treating any return as a standalone job.
Canadian personal tax
Salary, self-employment, investments and rental income can all bring different records and tax questions. We help you get the return right and understand the decisions that affect the next one.
- T1 personal income tax returns
- Self-employed income and T2125 reporting
- Capital gains and stock compensation
- RRSP, TFSA, FHSA and RESP tax questions
US–Canada cross-border tax
A move, a second citizenship or income from the other country can change your filing position. We review residency, income sources and reporting together, including relief that may apply.
- Canadian and US filing coordination
- Treaty positions and foreign tax credits
- Non-resident and departure tax questions
- Foreign accounts and asset reporting review
Canadian business tax
Your company records, business structure and personal income are connected. We help with the filings and the planning, including business activity that reaches into the United States.
- T2 corporate and T5013 partnership returns
- GST/HST and provincial sales tax support
- Bookkeeping, payroll and instalments
- Entity structure and owner compensation
Two tax systems.
The same financial life.
A tax-saving decision in Canada can have a different result in the US. Your accounts, investment income and property need to be considered against the rules that apply to you in each country.
We review the shared facts first. Then we coordinate the Canadian and US work, including treaty and foreign tax credit questions, instead of leaving you to reconcile two separate answers.
Check my cross-border tax positionA move. A property sale.
A business expansion.
Get the tax advice first.
The right time to review the tax impact is before the decision becomes a filing problem. Tell us what you are planning, or what has already happened.
Talk through my situationMoving between Canada and the US?
We review your timeline, residency, income and assets, and identify the filing and departure questions the move creates. If the move already happened, we look at what needs to be addressed now.
Own property across the border?
Rental income, a sale or a change of use can involve both countries. We review the relevant returns, withholding and tax-credit questions, including FIRPTA issues for US property.
Running a business in both countries?
Your company structure, where work is performed and how you pay yourself can affect more than one return. We help review the obligations alongside your books and business plans.
Behind on returns or unsure what you missed?
Start with the years involved and any notices you have received. We review your circumstances, identify the outstanding work and explain which issues need attention first.
The Canadian work.
The US work.
One team accountable for the details.
Our practice brings together Canadian tax specialists, US CPAs and Enrolled Agents. We review your personal filings, corporate records and international activity in context.
When several services apply, we identify the records and decisions that belong together. You get an explanation of the work, rather than being left to connect the tax consequences yourself.
George DimovFounder and President, Dimov Tax
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Real people behind
your tax work.
Tax and accounting specialists from the wider Dimov team, working with individuals and businesses.
Xintian Wang, CPA
Tax and accounting professional
Anvar Akhtamov, EA, CPA
Tax and accounting team
Alexander Chertok
Tax and accounting team
Doniyorkhon Kudratov
Tax accountant
Bobojon Bobojonov
Tax and accounting team
Your enquiry is matched to the tax work you need. Canadian expertise and the wider US practice support the same client relationship.
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Five-star reviews across the Dimov practice.
A record of client feedback you can read for yourself.
Before you
get in touch.
You don’t need to know which forms apply. Start with your situation and we’ll identify the work involved.
Can you prepare both Canadian and US returns?
Yes. Our team provides Canadian and US tax filing support and coordinates the work when both countries are involved. We review your residency, income and reporting position before confirming the scope.
Do I need help if I only have Canadian income?
We also help with Canadian personal and business taxes where no US return is involved. Tell us about your income or company, and we’ll explain the relevant filing and planning work.
Can you help me avoid being taxed twice?
We review treaty provisions and foreign tax credits where they apply to your circumstances. The result depends on residency, income type, timing and the rules in each country, so the Canadian and US positions need to be assessed together.
What should I have ready?
A short summary of where you live, any move dates, your income sources and the years you need help with is enough to begin. We’ll request the relevant returns and records through a secure document-sharing process.
Get your Canadian
and US taxes sorted.
Tell us what’s happening. We’ll review the situation, explain the work required and connect you with the right tax expertise.
- Where you live and any move you have made or are planning
- The countries involved and your main income sources
- Personal taxes, business filings or both
- Any outstanding returns, deadlines or tax notices
Prefer to speak with someone?
(866) 681-2140info@dimovtax.comPlease ask for secure document sharing before sending tax records. Use the form to describe your situation; don’t include account numbers or tax identification numbers.
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