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Another consideration is insurance for non imported car
in US for more than 6 months. My Canadian insurer
has a 6 month cap on US coverage. Doubt US insurer will
cover non imported car.

Another heads up, my 2008 Canadian sold Civic, which
was importable 5 years ago, became non compliant once
tire ...

You have to contact Honda/Accura USA HQ and ask for a
letter that states that the VIN meets US requirements
and that it is up to date for recalls.

Key issue for Canadian cars of that period may be tire pressure sensor which is impractical
to retrofit. Do you have this? This is what stopped me ...

How do you think tax residency would break in this scenario?

- Canadian Citizen/pensioner/resident considering working part-time 1099 TN stateside
- own homes Canada + USA and break lower substantial presence threshold due to snowbirding B2.
- scenario intention to stay under 183 day threshold in ...

Oh I see, we might use the insurance value, which was a guess at the time, as our justification.

Would an appraiser be able to establish value 7 years ago? Is that how that works?

What if the art has been passed down several generations without any paperwork or capital gains paid when inherited...under Canada rules?

Indeed, only wishing to scrape the bottom of the barrel on legal options

What if she established her residency as a student rather than under TN?

Ok, so I am working TN and get deemed, but are there strategies for my spouse on TD earning no income in US to legally avoid being forced non-resident?

Residence, accounts, drivers liscence etc maintained in Canada.

Let's say one wanted to work TN in US but avoid Canadian Deemed disposition trigger.

If one maintained house in both countries, drivers liscence and on and on, is this possible?

Or does the treaty force you to give up Canadian tax residency after the transition year if you are working and living ...

Is there something about recording the gain with cra on art and paying when the art is actually sold?

Isn't there a special US tax rate on fine art capital gains?

And what if I rent out for more than a couple of years?

Can I lock in the exempt gain with an appraisal upon exit?

Big capital gain in the Canada house protected as primary residence regarding CRA.

If we are TN/TD filing married US, we have 500k or so protected?

If I retain a house in Canada and have a second home in Florida, but take a TN in US which puts me over the IRS six month threshold, am I forced to exit and deem dispose Fine Art still in Canada?

Is there a status where I am filing US on US income but filing Canada on world income with TN?

I recently emailed the US embassy on this idea of being in the US on tourist status but doing work for a Canadian entity

They said just dont work for a US firm or for anyone in the US, and don't receive any income in a US account "and I should be fine"

I suspect this is a don't ask don't tell kind ...