The U.S. represents one fifth of the global economy and it remains Canadian entrepreneurs’ top choice when going global. With a new American administration coming to power and the pandemic still raging, business owners need to consider and mitigate new risks when expanding south of the border.

This February 3, MaRS invites you to a special webinar on planning for U.S. expansion and assessing the potential impacts of such a move for 2021 and beyond.

The session covers:

• Where and how to set up a subsidiary in the U.S.
• How U.S. taxes impact your entry and operations
• How you can save money and bring more profits back to Canada
• Resources to help build your expansion strategy

DETAILS

Feb, 3, 2021

12:00–1:30 p.m. EST

Zoom broadcast

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Founders and employees who:

• Have recently expanded into the U.S. or are planning to do so
• Want to save money when bringing U.S. profits back to Canada
• Want to understand the barriers to entry in the U.S. and how best to navigate them
• Want an overview of key changes to U.S. tax and benefits laws for businesses as brought on by the election and pandemic
• Want to learn from the mistakes of other Canadian startups that have attempted U.S. expansion

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Tammy Wang, partner, U.S. Corporate Tax, MNP

Tammy (CPA, CA, CPA) is a partner in the U.S. Tax Services group of MNP’s Toronto office. She has more than 10 years of U.S. corporate and partnership tax experience, working with both public and privately-owned companies.

Tammy has extensive experience in U.S. corporate and partnership tax compliance, and provides U.S. tax planning services to maximize tax savings to a wide range of clientele. She has also successfully defended clients in federal and state tax audits. She specializes in U.S. federal income tax, and state income and franchise tax.

Tammy has a master’s in management and professional accounting from University of Toronto, and a bachelor’s in commerce from McMaster University.

Anthony Bellomo, partner, international tax, MNP

Drawing on more than 15 years of experience, Anthony works with global expatriate programs of all sizes, helping to ensure their members have peace of mind regarding personal tax filing requirements and meeting deadlines.

Anthony reviews and prepares Canadian and U.S. personal tax returns and consults with individuals on cross-border employment and investments. He helps Canadian and U.S. companies with cross-border payroll requirements and human resources needs, as well as cross-border equity compensation reviews and plans.

In 2003, Anthony earned his bachelor’s of business administration from the University of Toronto, where he specialized in accounting. He is a Chartered Professional Accountant, qualifying as a Chartered Accountant (CA).

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