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United Kingdom Autumn Budget 2025: Key Updates and Implications
The UK Autumn Budget 2025 introduces a series of measures with significant implications for internationally mobile individuals and their employers. Key changes include a cap on National Insurance relief for pension salary sacrifice, a new surcharge on high-value residential properties, restrictions on voluntary National Insurance contributions for expatriates, and higher taxes on dividend, interest, and property income. Collectively, these reforms increase costs and complianc
Ishali Patel
Dec 22, 2025
Transferring a Foreign Pension to a Canadian RRSP under Paragraph 60(j)
Paragraph 60(j) of the Income Tax Act allows Canadians who worked abroad to transfer eligible lump-sum foreign pension payments into an RRSP without using contribution room. This can defer tax, consolidate retirement savings, and potentially apply foreign tax credits. Only qualifying pension plans are eligible, and proper reporting is required, making professional cross-border tax advice essential.
Mirna Richa and Logan Cerelli-Lough
Dec 1, 2025
Budget 2025 – Key Highlights for Canadian Corporations and Individuals
U.S. green card holders living in Canada face dual tax residency, extensive reporting duties, and potential exposure to double taxation. With treaty benefits, foreign tax credits, and proper planning, individuals can stay compliant and minimize cross-border tax burdens.
Olori Mukoro
Nov 21, 2025
U.S. Green Card Holders Living in Canada: Understanding Your Tax Obligations
U.S. green card holders living in Canada face dual tax residency, extensive reporting duties, and potential exposure to double taxation. With treaty benefits, foreign tax credits, and proper planning, individuals can stay compliant and minimize cross-border tax burdens.
Cheryl Aiman and Logan Cerelli-Lough
Nov 14, 2025
U.S. Tax Filing Requirements for Citizens and Green Card Holders Living Abroad
U.S. citizens and green card holders must file U.S. tax returns and report worldwide income, even while living abroad. Filing is required if income meets IRS thresholds ($15,000 for single filers, $30,000 for joint filers in 2025). You may reduce double taxation with the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion or Foreign Tax Credit, but must claim them. Self-employment income, FBAR, and Form 8938 may also apply. Staying compliant helps avoid penalties and maintain good financial stan
Carm Palandra
Nov 5, 2025
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