Dear Pat: I am a U.S. citizen who has lived and worked in Canada for over 20 years. I hold Canadian citizenship as well as my U.S. citizenship. I’ve recently heard that the IRS is becoming stricter about investments that U.S. citizens hold in Canada, and I wonder about the best approach to take with my investments. Thanks.

The U.S. is the sole country worldwide that requires its citizens to file an income tax return and report any income regardless of where they live or whether they hold dual citizenship in another country. That’s unlike Canada, which mainly bases its tax system on… Read More