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November 2, 2015

Cross-Border Seminar: IRS Reporting and Enforcement Affecting Canadians: Avoiding or Negotiating the Maze

This Cross-Border seminar is the first ever collaboration presented by the Ontario Bar Association and Chartered Professional Accountants Ontario on the topic: IRS Reporting and Enforcement Affecting Canadians: Avoiding or Negotiating the Maze.

Highlights of the seminar include:

  • "Renunciation, a well-known way out: Perils and pitfalls," Eileen M. Martin, partner, Barclay Damon 
  • "Relinquishment, a little-known way out: Opportunities and benefits," Eileen Martin, Barclay Damon 
  • "FATCA, FBAR, and OVDI: Streamlined filing procedures, and what to do if there's no way out," Dean Smith, partner, Cadesky and Associates 
  • "FATCA: Court challenges to the legality of the Canada-U.S. intergovernmental agreement," David E. Gruber, partner, Farris, Vaughan, Wills & Murphy LLP and co-counsel in a lawsuit against the Canadian government

AGENDA:

5:00 PM Networking Reception

6:00 PM Program:

  • Opening Remarks: Lauren Rachlin, Program Co-Chair and partner, Barclay Damon; John Sinclair Sinclair, Program Co-Chair and partner, Collins Barrows LLP, Ed Upenieks, OBA President; and Carol Wilding, CPA Ontario President and CEO.
  • Speakers: Eileen Martin, Barclay Damon; Dean Smith, Cadesky and Associates; and David Gruber, Farris, Vaughan, Wills & Murphy LLP

7:00 PM Q&A

Who Should Attend? All accountants and lawyers with clients concerned about U.S. reporting requirements; Canadians who may have U.S. tax obligations.

Seating is limited and reservations are required. Click on the REGISTER button above to register.

This seminar is sponsored by Barclay Damon, LLP; Cadesky and Associates LLP; Freed Maxick CPAs, P.C.; and Farris, Vaughan, Wills & Murphy LLP.

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