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Built for your exact situation

Cross-border tax obligations differ by province and by US state. These guides address the specific combination you are actually navigating — not generic cross-border advice.

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Non-resident landlords with Canadian property

Live abroad, rent in Canada? Cut the 25% Part XIII withholding with NR6 + Section 216, get NR4-ready books — by forwarding your rent emails.

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Canadian landlords with US rental property

T776 + 1040-NR from one ledger. Bank of Canada FX, T1135 tracking, NR4/Part XIII, FIRPTA-aware at sale.

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American landlords with Canadian rental property

Part XIII withholding, Section 216 election, Form 1116 FTC. CRA compliance for US residents owning in Canada.

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☀️ Snowbird

Snowbird landlords renting during winter absence

Section 280A day-count rules, below-market rental gotchas, dual-country filings for seasonal rental income.

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🏠 ON → FL

Ontario landlords with Florida rental property

GTA yield decoupling, zero Florida state tax, Pearson → Fort Lauderdale / Tampa corridor. Ontario-specific T776 + Schedule E.

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🏠 BC → AZ

BC landlords with Arizona rental property

YVR → PHX flight access, Arizona 2.5% flat state tax (Form 140NR), Scottsdale snowbird market for BC buyers.

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🏠 AB → FL

Alberta landlords with Florida rental property

Alberta's 48% combined rate changes the FTC math vs ON/BC. Oil-cycle portfolio diversification thesis.

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🏠 ON → US

Ontario landlords with US rental property (all states)

General Ontario → US guide covering multiple states: Florida, Texas, Arizona, California, Nevada, and more.

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❄️ Snowbird income

Canadian snowbirds earning rental income

280A vacation home rules, day-count discipline, NR4 withholding on Canadian property, dual-country filing.

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One tool for every province × state combination

BorderBird handles the Canadian side (T776, NR4, Part XIII, T1135) and the US side (Schedule E, 1040-NR, FIRPTA) in one ledger — whichever province you are in and whichever US state your property is in.

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Province × State guides

Detailed tax guides for every province and US state combination — factual errors fixed, local insights added.

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