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Avoiding Canadian tax on U.S. property

Sonja and her spouse are splitting their assets. Can she claim a U.S. property as her principal residence?

Avoiding Canadian tax on U.S. property

How to report capital gains tax owed on gifted shares

Ask a MoneySense expert, with the added wrinkle: What if you're a U.S. citizen

How to report capital gains tax owed on gifted shares

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What’s tax deductible and what’s not

Planning fees and investing fees are not the same thing. Except sometimes...

What’s tax deductible and what’s not

How you’re taxed when selling a business to family

Selling a franchise location to a family member can get complicated

How you’re taxed when selling a business to family

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Changes to passive income rules for small biz could net $6 billion

Here's some details from the Parliamentary Budget Office

Changes to passive income rules for small biz could net $6 billion

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What you need to know about tax-loss selling to offset stock gains

The big thing? It could lower your taxes substantially

What you need to know about tax-loss selling to offset stock gains

How much tax do I owe on the sale of collectable wines at auction?

Want to press grapes into cash? Save your receipts and pay the tax

How much tax do I owe on the sale of collectable wines at auction?

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Owning Canadian stocks as a U.S. resident

What are the capital gains consequences?

Owning Canadian stocks as a U.S. resident

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Should couples hold duplicate investments?

Why you and your spouse's portfolios shouldn't be identical twins

Should couples hold duplicate investments?

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