08/07/2025
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Living in Canada with ties to the U.S.? Your retirement savings, investment gains, and even your home could be taxed differently depending on where you liveâand where you file your income tax return.
The U.S.âCanada tax treaty offers some important protections against double taxation, but itâs critical to understand how it affects your personal situation. RRSPs, Roth IRAs, RESPs, and even the sale of a principal residence can all come with cross-border tax implications.
Understanding the rules on both sides can help you avoid surprisesâand plan with confidence.
Letâs talk about how the treaty might apply to your situation.
Edward Jones, its employees and financial advisors cannot provide tax or legal advice. You should consult your attorney or qualified tax advisor regarding your situation.
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