Cross-Border Corporation Tax Preparation

The 2 different tax systems of U.S. and Canada make the decision of Canadian businesses to expand in to the US such a complicated affair. Such a decision requires careful planning & consideration.

Nevertheless, Canadian business can adopt different business structures to operate in the United States.

  • US. Branch of a Canadian Corporation
  • US. Subsidiary of a Canadian Corporation
  • US. Limited Liability Corporation (LLC)
  • US. Limited Partnership (LP)

Canadian and US Businesses looking to expand across borders have found it difficult to select the right business structure.

At Maroof HS CPA Professional Corporation, we help both Canadian and US businesses with their tax planning and tax preparation services. US partnership income tax return (1065) for Canadian businesses, US Corporate tax return 1120F for Canadian Corporations, or US individual tax returns 1040NR for sole proprietors or partners. We are a CPA firm registered with province of Ontario and Alberta, and provide income tax services across whole Canada.  We definitely worth a call if you are looking for highly dependable Corporation Tax Preparation Services.

Whether you’re in the planning phases of bringing your business across borders or already have an established global presence, we can help you with our prompt cross-border Corporation Tax Preparation Services and Tax Planning services

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