The Six-Month Countdown: The Final Stretch Before Our Own Move Abroad

The Six-Month Countdown: The Final Stretch Before Our Own Move Abroad

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March 14, 2012

International Living’s longtime editors explain how and why they made the decision to uproot their comfortable lives and embrace a world of adventure and uncertainty as expats. What went through their minds and how did they prepare for the big move? Listen in to find out more... (This presentation has no accompanying PowerPoint slideshow.)

US Expat Tax and Reporting Issues, Opportunities and Minefields

US Expat Tax and Reporting Issues, Opportunities and Minefields

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March 14, 2012

Don’t let U.S. tax and reporting requirements spoil your expat experience. Every American expat needs to clearly understand the financial and tax issues that result from living and working abroad. In this session, Nick Hodges, CPA/PFS, MBA, CFP, will give you the information you need to maximize your U.S. tax opportunities and avoid potential IRS minefields so you can make your expat experience a financially carefree one.

Tax Considerations for Canadians

Tax Considerations for Canadians

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March 14, 2012

It is important for Canadian residents who are purchasing real estate abroad to consider not only the laws of the country where the real estate will be acquired but also the laws of Canada, particularly tax laws. The tax implications for Canadians will vary depending upon factors such as whether or not the real estate is located in a country with which Canada has a tax treaty and whether or not the property is being used for personal use only, for purposes of generating rental income or for a combination of the two.