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Thanks Nelsona. What about New Jersey?

Thanks Nelsona. How about for New Jersey?

For US Expats in Canada considering moving to the US... There are apparently 13 states (CA, NJ, PA, MD, ND, CT, KS...) , which do not follow the US/Canada tax treaty. This YT video does highlight this issue at minute 3:18, for example. I have seen several online sources that say California does not ...

I have not been able to find any info on this board to describe the US based education savings account known as "Coverdell" account or ESA (also known as an Education Savings Account). These seem to be less popular than 529 plans. We are a family that previously lived in the United States ...

Hello, Situation 1: 18 year old Canadian resident who will be attending an Ontario University next Fall. US based (non-Canadian) grandparent (the grandfather is the account sponsor) opened a 529 education savings account for the student years ago. Question: What is the most tax efficient way to with...

Hello, Canadian residents can take advantage of the "enhanced dividend tax credit." (i.e., the effective Canadian marginal tax rate for eligible dividends is quite a bit lower than the marginal tax rate for employment income, interest and foreign dividends. It is also lower than the margin...

Hello Cross-border community, I am an American living in Canada (~9 years now). I read postings on this message board with regard to many specific tactical issues (thanks to all, especially Nelsona), but often feel like I should get some help reviewing my overall situation (Canadian accounts, US acc...

I am a U.S. citizen have been living and working in Canada for 3 1/2 years. I did attain Canadian Permanent Residency status about a year ago. I have been married to a Canadian citizen (US green card holder) for 10 years, and we lived in the US prior to 3/ 1/2. If we move back to the US before the 5...