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Avoid Double Taxation

If you have income from a source in one country and are resident in another, you may be liable to pay tax in both countries under their tax laws.

To avoid double taxation in this situation, contact Expat Tax Planning to avoid the “Double Dipping”.

Plus, Canada has negotiated double taxation treaties with more than 60 countries.

Each treaty is called either a double taxation agreement or a double taxation
convention, depending on the wording of the treaty.

• Business income.
• Rental income.
• Dividends, interest, royalties.
• Capital gains.
• Independent personal services (employed).
• Pensions, miscellaneous.