U.S. Tax IQ & Law Office of Alexey Manasuev
550 Speers Road, Suite 1A L6K 2G3 Oakville, ON, Canada

On December 15, 2020 at 12:00pm (Eastern Time), join us for a webinar with U.S. tax attorney Alexey Manasuev, LL.M. (Int'l Tax), NYU, TEP, who will discuss how you can maximize tax benefits for the 2020 tax year, as well as how you can best prepare for the next tax season and save valuable time in the process. Learn more and register: https://ustaxiq.com/webinar-2020-tax-planning-opportunitie/... #TaxCompliance #taxplanning #taxconsulting #personaltax #businesstaxes

Many Canadian citizens travel to the U.S. to vacation and many of those vacationers either own or rent U.S. homes during the cold Canadian winter month. These assets that are bought, sold, rented or renovated can haves can assist at the outset of your move outside of the U.S. or can develop a plan that will permit you to utilize the various tax treaties that the U.S. has with different governments. Our team will analyze your situation, provide information about how your incom...e is characterized and U.S. tax laws and provide practical guidance to develop a tax position that will save you money. Learn more: https://ustaxiq.com/cross-borde/individual-us-tax-services/ #taxes2020 #taxconsulting #taxplanning #TaxCompliance #taxseason #estateplanning #realestatetax

On November 24, 2020 at 12:00pm (Eastern Time), join us for a webinar with U.S. tax attorney Alexey Manasuev, LL.M. (Int’l Tax), NYU, TEP, who will discuss key transfer pricing considerations for small and medium-size businesses and business owners with cross-border transactions and business activities. The presentation will focus on cross-border transactions between Canada and the United States and will identify potential transfer pricing challenges that might be raised by t...he U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). Proactive planning and understanding of the applicable transfer pricing framework may make a difference between managing one’s transfer pricing risks and penalty exposure effectively and subjecting one’s business to potential IRS or CRA scrutiny and hefty penalties. To learn more and register click on the link below: https://ustaxiq.com/webinar-2020-transfer-pricing-for-smb/

When beginning a business in Canada or the United States, you may be under the impression that having the right ‘idea’ is all you need to get started. Getting started will only get you so far. How will you structure your business? Is your business plan feasible? How will you fund the business? What are your costs and expected revenue streams? Will there be a cross border component to your business and how will you structure it? Our team of professionals can assist in the begi...nning stages of your business, helping you think through the proper structuring of your business and provide a feasibility assessment. Learn more: https://ustaxiq.com//us-cross-border-tax-services-for-bus/ #taxes2020 #businesstaxes #businesstax #TaxPlanning #TaxCompliance #taxconsulting

When you have a U.S. tax or cross-border tax question, you need help right away. We regularly help our clients with their ongoing tax issues. We support you all the way by addressing your basic and most challenging questions. By providing you support along the way, we want you to focus on what you do best your business, we will take care of tax for you. Learn more: https://ustaxiq.com/cross-border-tax-services/... #taxes2020 #taxplanning #TaxSeason #TaxCompliance #USTax

Whether you need simple corporate tax return preparation services or more complicated consolidated return and partnership compliance, we can help address all of your business compliance needs. Learn more about how we can help you: https://ustaxiq.com/cross-border-tax-services/... #USTax #taxplanning #canadianbusiness #canadianentrepreneur #taxes2020 #taxseason2020 #TaxCompliance #crossbordertax

WHAT U.S. RETURNS MUST CANADIAN SELLERS FILE IF ANY? This varies based on the nature of your business and U.S. transactions. The tax filing requirements range from Form 1040NR, U.S. Nonresident Alien Income Tax Return for individual entrepreneurs to Form 1120-F, U.S. Income Tax Return of a Foreign Corporation (treaty-based protective return, if no U.S. permanent establishment), including Form 5472, Information Return of a 25% Foreign-Owned U.S. Corporation or a Foreign Corpor...ation Engaged in a U.S. Trade or Business for certain Canadian corporations. Your best course of action in figuring our applicable U.S. tax filing and reporting requirements is to reach to a qualified U.S. tax advisor and determine what are those requirements in your situation. This should also allow you to structure your U.S. business activities properly in a tax-efficient manner. Learn more: https://ustaxiq.com/us-tax-questions-online-canadian-busin/ #USTax #canadianentrepreneur #canadianbusiness #onlineentrepreneur #taxes2020 #taxseason2020 #taxservices #taxplanning #taxadvice #taxhelp

On October 27, 2020, at 12:00 pm (Eastern Time), join us for a webinar with U.S. tax attorney Alexey Manasuev, LL.M. (Int’l Tax), NYU, TEP, who will discuss key tax considerations for expanding Canadian business into the United States and operating and managing a cross-border businesses. This webinar is relevant to business owners who want to expand their Canadian business into the United States or who already have U.S. business activities. The webinar will also be helpful to... trusted advisors of such business owners, including CPAs, financial and investment advisors, in-house counsel, CFOs, and other professionals whose area of responsibility includes evaluation of U.S. tax framework prior to making a decision on whether to operate in the United States. Learn more and register: https://ustaxiq.com/webinar-2020-expanding-business-to-uni/ #taxes2020 #taxseason2020 #taxplanning #taxadvice #canadianbusiness #canadianentrepreneur

Important Update: Missed the FBAR filing deadline on October 15, 2020? Great news: FBAR deadline for Federal tax year 2019 has been extended to Dec 31, 2020!... File now to avoid processing delays. Learn more: https://ustaxiq.com/federal-fbar-2019-tax-year-deadline-up/ #taxhelp #FBAR #expatlife #taxplanning #taxes2020 #Taxes #taxseason #taxseason2020 #taxlaw #TaxCompliance

Important Update: Missed the FBAR filing deadline on October 15, 2020? Great news: FBAR deadline for Federal tax year 2019 has been extended to Dec 31, 2020!... File now to avoid processing delays. Learn more: https://ustaxiq.com/federal-fbar-2019-tax-year-deadline-up/ #taxhelp #FBAR #expatlife #taxplanning #taxes2020 #Taxes #taxseason #taxseason2020 #taxlaw #TaxCompliance

Question: What U.S. returns must Canadian sellers file if any? This varies based on the nature of your business and U.S. transactions. The #taxfiling requirements range from Form 1040NR, U.S. Nonresident Alien Income Tax Return for individual entrepreneurs to Form 1120-F, U.S. Income #TaxReturn of a Foreign Corporation (treaty-based protective return, if no U.S. permanent establishment), including Form 5472, Information Return of a 25% Foreign-Owned U.S. Corporation or a Fore...ign Corporation Engaged in a U.S. Trade or Business for certain Canadian corporations. Learn more: https://ustaxiq.com/us-tax-questions-online-canadian-busin/ #taxhelp #taxprep #expatlife #taxplanning #taxes #onlineentrepreneur #canadianbusiness

The extended IRS tax filing #deadline is October 15, 2020. Only 10 Days left. File your U.S. taxes now! Reduce Stress. Know Your Tax Liability. Manage Your Finances.... We can help: https://ustaxiq.com/us-tax-return-preparation-canada/ #taxhelp #TaxPrep #expatlife #wealthmanagement

On September 29, 2020, at 12:00 pm (Eastern Time), join us for a webinar with U.S. tax attorney Alexey Manasuev, LL.M. (Int’l Tax), NYU, TEP, who will discuss most recent U.S. tax developments, as well as share practical insights and last-minute tips related to the 2020 tax season that is almost over (the October 15 extended tax filing deadline is around the corner!). Who Will Benefit From Attending This Webinar? Canadian tax advisors, financial and investment advisors, and U....S. tax professionals who have clients with U.S. tax and cross-border tax issues. The Webinar will also benefit U.S. taxpayers who have U.S. tax filing and reporting requirements. Topics Covered in This Webinar. With the 2020 tax season in full swing, it is still not too late to ensure that your U.S. taxes are properly taken care of. Understanding one’s key tax filing and compliance obligations and identifying tax planning opportunities, especially, in a cross-border context, is critical to stay away from penalties and potential double taxation. This is an opportunity for tax professionals to provide significant value for their clients by providing timely and accurate tax advice. Register: https://ustaxiq.com/webinar-2020-current-us-and-cross-bord/

Do sellers need to charge sales tax when selling to U.S. customers? State #salestax is collected at the state and local levels. It is not a federal tax Businesses may be required to collect this tax on any sales to the customers in those states where there exists a sales tax nexus. A nexus is the minimum level of activity in that state or a minimum sales threshold amount that could lead to the state tax liability for the out-of-state seller. Due to the large number ... To lea...rn more read the full article: https://ustaxiq.com/us-tax-questions-online-canadian-busin/ #canadianbusiness #onlineentrepreneur #crossborder #taxhelp #taxplanning #canadianbusiness

Do Canadian online businesses selling to the U.S. market have to report income to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)? The answer to this question depends on how you conduct your business ... Learn more:... https://ustaxiq.com/us-tax-questions-online-canadian-busin/ #canadianbusiness #onlineentrepreneur #taxes2020 #CanadianBusinesses

We talk a lot about our services and we are proud of everything we offer, however, we want you to get to know the people behind U.S. Tax IQ and who we are. Learn more about our story here: https://ustaxiq.com/aboutus/

Do you have to file U.S. #taxreturns if you live in Canada? Get your facts clear before the next IRS tax filing deadline (September 15, 2020) You may have filing obligations with the IRS if you are:... - a U.S. citizen or green card holder living in Canada or otherwise outside the United States; - a Canadian or other nonresident alien individual who sold their U.S. real property in 2019; - a Canadian or other nonresident alien individual who is claiming a refund of any over withheld U.S. tax in 2019; Get more details: https://ustaxiq.com/us-tax-return-preparation-canada/

On August 25, 2020, at 12:00 pm (Eastern Time), join us for a webinar with U.S. tax attorney Alexey Manasuev, LL.M. (Int’l Tax), NYU, TEP who will discuss tax-efficient structuring alternatives for investing in U.S. real property by Canadians and other U.S. nonresidents. This webinar is intended for #realestateinvestors, individuals and business owners, their #trustedadvisors and #taxprofessionals. The content is especially relevant to U.S. tax and Canadian tax advisors who a...re assisting their clients in addressing U.S. tax and #crossborder implications related to investment in, management of, and disposition of U.S. real property interests. Learn more and register: https://ustaxiq.com/webinar-2020-structuring-us-real-prope/

Your trusted team of #taxadvisors: Our team of experienced tax advisors can handle the most sophisticated tax situations. Our focus is to help our clients resolve their U.S. tax and #crossbordertax issues by protecting them from penalties and zealously representing their interests before tax authorities. ... Learn more: https://ustaxiq.com/

On August 18, 2020, at 12:00 pm (Eastern Time), join us for a free webinar with U.S. tax attorney Alexey Manasuev, LL.M. (Int’l Tax), NYU, TEP who will discuss the current tax compliance framework, outline practical considerations relevant to IRS penalties for late filing of various international information returns, and share key IRS penalty defense strategies. https://ustaxiq.com/webinar-2020-penalty-abatement-reasona/ #TaxAdvisors #internationaltaxservices #usexpats #taxes

Tax Disputes: As qualified U.S. #taxprofessionals, we routinely represent our clients before the #taxauthorities during different junctures of their tax matters, including representation during an audit or at the Appeals level. Learn more: https://ustaxiq.com/cross-border-tax-services/