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Isn't that true when you become a U.S. Citizen, you have to give up your prior citizenship meaning you will no longer be a Canadian citizen?? As far as I understand, U.S.A doesn't approve dual citizenship.
If you were a U.S. citizen, and became a Canadian citizen, what would happen?
You have to ...

U.S. citizen and Canadian permanent resident. I have Roth IRA, stocks with broker, bank accts etc. in the U.S., is it ok? What drawback does it have? I still hope some days I can move back to the U.S. with my spouse who is a Canadian citizen. In my situation, is it better off to move back to the U.S ...

This is very interesting! I wish I had this kind of job.


Anyway, one thing though, cruedog85 is a U.S. Citizen, so 401k and health plan may still be good to him. right?

The state makes use of Federal Adjusted gross income (which makes up of wages, taxable interests, dividends etc.), that's why it makes me believe interests is taxable at the state level. I guess it's for residents only?

Is there any form to file to declare non-resident in the State in this case or ...

If a U.S. citizen moves to Canada as a landed immigrant due to marriage, but keeps all the investments like bank accts, stocks, IRA behind thinking to move back in the future, will the U.S. citizen require to file tax returns for the state and IRS? For IRS level, I'd think the answer is, but for ...

Does anyone know where in Greater Toronto area that I can get a certified or notaried copy of the Canadian passport (Passport Canada doesn't do it) which must be recognized by the IRS? I had done the notaried copy of some document in a local immigration attory office but the notaried cop is rejected ...

Does U.S. spouse income from U.S. source before landing to Canada need to be reported on Cdn return on page 1 as well?

If answer for the above question is no, then the interest and dividend U.S. spouse received from the U.S., would it be fine to report just the
average and counting the portion ...

U.S. Citizen married a Canadian Citizen in 2003 living apart until
the U.S. citizen landed in Canada in Mid of 2004.

For 2004 U.S. tax return, the u.s. citizen has interest, dividend and the like, 1-2 months of unemployment benefits for the beginning of 04 and is filing MFS.

Since U.S. citizen ...