Cross-Border Relocation Law is an authoritative guide to employment relocation issues on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border.
It provides comprehensive coverage of immigration, customs, tax and employment issues for Canadian employees relocating to the U.S. and
U.S. employees relocating to Canada. Recent changes to Canadian immigration law brought about by Bill C-11 are included.
Written by seven Canadian and U.S. experts, it will be of keen interest to legal, human resources, payroll and tax professionals
who need to be aware of the myriad compliance issues surrounding cross-border relocation.
Topics covered:
- U.S. immigration law for business visitors, trade NAFTA professionals, intra-company transfers and treaty traders/investors
- Applying for a Green Card (family and employment based)
- Canada's new Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
- Canadian immigration law for temporary residents, including work permits and HRDC confirmation
- Applying for permanent residence in Canada (skilled worker, business immigration and family class)
- U.S. income taxation of non-U.S. and U.S. persons
- U.S. employment and transfer taxes
- Canadian tax issues for employees transferring from the U.S. to Canada
- Canadian tax issues for employees transferring to Canada from the U.S.
- Cross-border tax implications of pension and retirement plans
- U.S. customs law on personal importations, including restrictions and exemptions
- Canadian customs law, including duty and sales tax relief and exemptions
- Benefits of NAFTA for cross-border relocations
About the Authors
Lorraine Allard (McCarthy Tétrault, Toronto) is a partner in the McCarthy
Tétrault Tax Law Section.
John Boscariol (McCarthy Tétrault, Toronto) is recognized in the 2000/2001
LEXPERT® Directory of leading
lawyers in the area of international trade matters.
Alan S. Diner (Bennett Jones, Toronto) practices federal regulatory law in Toronto, with a
focus on immigration, competition and trade law.
James T. Ritzel (Hodgson Russ, Albany, NY) practices federal tax law, with particular
emphasis on U.S. cross-border tax planning and tax controversy matters.
Kenneth Weigel (Alston + Bird, Washington, DC) concentrates on international trade and customs laws
affecting the importation and exportation of merchandise involving the United States and other countries.
Andrew Wilson (Serotte Reich & Wilson, Buffalo, NY) specializes in U.S. immigration law.
John Yuan (McCarthy T
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