California Tax Problems
Wednesday, November 04 2009 @ 10:00 PM PST
David Ingram and Dan Walkow discuss cross-border tax and investment problems with specific respect to Canadians living and working in California. This is all the segments of the 1 1/2 hour show. See below for the individual segments.
Individual Segments
- Introduction and a question regarding moving from Florida to Canada for retirement and the tax consequences
- Continuation of answer to the question of tax rates and consequences of moving from Florida to Canada for retirement
- Question from a Canadian non-resident living in Afghanistan about investment property in Calgary
- Canadians living and working California face some "interesting" tax problems including tax on "internal earnings" in RRSPs
- Discussion of Dan's company, Seabank Capital Management, and the types of things they do for multi-jurisdictional investments
- Offshore reporting and compliance for dealing with Canadians with 401K accounts rolling to RRSP and other similar multi-jurisdictional problems
- Question from Canadian living and working in California regarding RRSP taxation when there is a capital loss.
- Continuation of question from Canadian in California - Canadian investment property and tax consequences upon sale of them
- Who is Dan Walkow and where did he come from in the investment community?
- Continuation of Dan Walkow's background - from powder monkey to investment company owner
- Question from Canadian in California regarding Nortel pension and various scenarios for tax and investment
Tag: nortel, california, canada, us, tax, investment, 401k, rrsp, lira
You can contact Dan Walkow at:
Seabank Capital Management Inc.Suite 301-1959 152nd Street
White Rock, BC V4A 9E3
Canada www.seabankcapital.com Phone: 604-541-9952
Toll Free: 1-866-541-9952
Fax: 604-542-5642
Skype: CASADAN2 Dan's blog: blog.seabankcapital.com
The views expressed in this interview do not necessarily reflect those of the production company presenting this video. This is a paid presentation of Seabank Capital Management Inc.
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