Yes you have to file - but that does NOT mean you will have to pay. There are many options for exempting much of your income when living out of the US for more than 12 mos. Plus special rules for Canada....and credits available. Your biggest issue may well be that you'll likely owe Canadian tax!
United States citizens living abroad are required to file annual U.S. income tax returns and report their worldwide income if they meet the minimum income filing requirements for their filing status and age. You must contact the Canadian Government to determine whether you must file a Canadian tax return and pay Canadian taxes. For the United States income tax return, you will have several options available to you regarding claiming a foreign tax credit or excluding some or all of your foreign earned income. References:
Oftentimes insurance companies will have senior citizen discounts to accommodate those living on a fixed income. Depending on her personal wants and needs as well as financial status, almost any company may be willing to insure her.
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my parents are both u.s. citizens and would like to register to vote for the state of Michigan. They are currently living with me here in Canada and are landing immagrents of Canada
Yes you can.
Yes, he does. He is a Canadian citizen living in the US.
In proper english, yes. If you're really a Canadian citizen then you'd have a Canadian passport. The only reason you wouldn't be allowed to leave Canada is to go to certain 3rd world or war-torn countries. The American government can't stop you from leaving Canada if you're a Canadian citizen.
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Get a valid Social Security number/card.
Economists measure a nation's standard of living: by calculating GDP per person by calculating per capita income (the best indicator) by calculating average personal income.
Economists measure a nation's standard of living: by calculating GDP per person by calculating per capita income (the best indicator) by calculating average personal income.
A US citizen living (or dying) anywhere in the world owes the same US taxes as any other US citizen.
yes...but he may be subject to certain non-resident taxes