Canada:
Brits Abroad – Tax Planning And Cross-Border Estates In Canada
11 February 2016
Miller Thomson LLP
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Private Client analysis: Rachel Blumenfeld, partner, and Carla
Figliomeni, associate, at Miller Thomson LLP look at key
cross-border issues and pitfalls to watch out for when tax planning
in this popular expat destination.
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