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Preparation, compliance, planning and estates. The same team handles both returns, so the credits reconcile and nothing falls between two advisers.
Almost every cross-border problem we are asked to correct was created in the space between two advisers who each did their own half correctly.
You upload once, covering both countries, and we work out what is missing.
The credit claimed on one return is traced to the tax actually paid on the other.
Not a queue, and the same person next year.
Agreed in writing before any work starts.
Four service families. Most clients need two of them, and almost nobody needs all four.
Almost every cross-border firm sells preparation, because it is the visible product. A return is due, someone prepares it, you pay a fee. It is necessary work and it has to be right.
It is also, by definition, retrospective. By the time a return is being prepared, every decision that determined the number has already been made. The move happened. The property sold. The options vested. The account was opened in the wrong place three years ago.
The largest sums we save clients are almost never saved on a return. They are saved in the conversation eight months before it.
That is why planning and preparation are scoped and priced separately here. If you only ever buy compliance from us we will do it properly, and we will keep telling you when an earlier conversation would have been worth more.

Cross-border work is not a sideline here. It is what the firm is built around, which is why the same team can hold both sets of rules in view at once.
Three groups, very different problems, very different fee profiles.
Americans in Canada, Canadians in the US, dual citizens, green card holders, and anyone whose move left them filing on both sides.
Permanent establishment risk, payroll in two systems, entity structure, and the sales tax and GST that follow remote sales.
Cross-border estates where the two systems tax death completely differently, and the planning that stops that difference becoming a bill.
Nine offices across the United States, with the practice running remotely across every state and province.
Washington
Washington
Oregon
Texas
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Florida
This is general guidance rather than advice on your situation.
Both, on the same engagement. That is the point of the firm. A US return prepared without sight of the Canadian one, or the reverse, is where most of the double charges we correct originate.
Yes. Planning engagements are scoped and quoted separately, and plenty of people use us for a one off modelling exercise around a move or a sale while keeping their existing preparer.
The mechanics of each return are ordinary. The skill is in the interaction: which credits are claimed where, which elections are made in which order, and which positions have to be filed rather than assumed.
No. The practice is remote by default, with video calls and an encrypted portal. The offices exist for people who would rather sit down with someone.
If one of these describes you, that page will be more specific than this one.
Twenty minutes, no charge, and a written fixed quote afterwards.
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