What We Do (START HERE)

The Mess You’re In

You filed in two countries and now you’re lost in forms, penalties, and bad advice. Reddit told you one thing, your old accountant said another, and now you’ve got letters from CRA or the IRS asking questions you can’t answer.

We’ve been there.

T1135 panics. PFIC nightmares. Missing 5471s. FBAR blind spots. Residency misfires. The kind of mistakes that cost people real money and years of sleep.

What We Actually Do

We fix these messes. File your stuff right. Defend it if needed. That’s it.
No seminars. No DIY kits. No “we’ll get back to you.”

When you hire us, we rebuild your cross-border position from the ground up. Every form, every election, every supporting doc. What leaves this office can survive a full review on either side of the border.

Why Us

This firm started fifty years ago when my father left Peat Marwick. He built a practice that favoured accuracy over MBA jargon. I kept that mindset, added modern systems, and focused it entirely on one thing: Cross-border tax with a Canadian angle.

That’s all we do.

How It Works

Discovery — We map your residency, income sources, and treaty positions. We find the weak spots fast.
Execution — We file the way the CRA and IRS expect. Every line accounted for.
Resolution — If a notice comes, we already have the file and the proof.

Who We Work With

• People who can’t afford to guess. If you’re tired of getting half-answers from sources who don’t understand cross-border work, you’ll fit in fine here.
• If you’re chasing the cheapest fix or looking for someone to walk you through TurboTax, this isn’t your shop.
• We work with clients who want the problem gone and a file that they are confident is clean and defensible.
• Minimum file engagement level : $3,000 CAD.
• Your location: Anywhere. Cross-border tax doesn't have borders, and neither do we.

A Message From Cameron

If you’re here, something has gone sideways. Maybe it's a CRA letter, an IRS penalty, or that sinking feeling that the last accountant guessed their way through your file. It happens far more often than you’d think.

This is the part where most firms try to impress you with how “complex” cross-border tax is. Sure, this world is messy. The rules contradict each other, the filings are tedious, and the stakes are high. But complexity isn’t the real problem.

Sloppiness is.

Half the issues I see come from people guessing, rushing, or treating cross-border work like a simple T1 or 1040.

That’s where my office comes in.

Our job is to fix the files that keep people up at night. We clean up the risk. Document the treaty positions. Get the numbers, disclosures, and narratives right so that when CRA or IRS asks questions, they get answers, not excuses. When we finish a file, the problem isn’t just “filed.” It’s closed.

I’m not here to hold your hand, sell you a course, or pretend this stuff is simple.
I’m here to make it go away. Properly, defensibly, and for good.

If that’s what you need, you’ll like how we work. .

See my full bio here or find out more about the office and how we operate.