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In thinking about this whole tax issue, I have also read about potential estate tax, especially if your spouse is not a US citizen. From what I understand, if you spouse is not a citizen and you (ie, the Us citizen) die, then your estate must be under 600,000, and after that Us taxes are assessed. O...

(Context - natural born Canadian, naturalized in Us when young, now trying to catch up with US since I learned I am still considered a US citizen) After spending days getting my last five year account info for the FBAR form, I am now wondering if credit card accounts are also supposed to be included...

Clarificaiton of above post - I am a dual citizen ( "accidental American" naturalized in Us when 18, natural born Canadian) long time .living in Canada, have not used any US services or have any assets there, etc. now working on back taxes because I can't sleep since I found this out a few...

How is pension from services earned in Canada (example - teachers pension in Ontario) counted in terms of expatriating? I thought I would be under the 2 million limit, but it depends on how future pension is counted if it is values as an asset