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Non-Resident Beneficiaries? Here’s Where Estate Taxes Get Complicated (Ep. 31)
What happens when an estate includes non-resident beneficiaries or is managed by a non-resident executor?
In this follow-up to their previous episode on non-resident property owners, Frankie and Sarah welcome Baker Tilly Ottawa partner Julianne McLaren for a deep dive into the lesser-known tax implications of estate distributions involving non-residents.
From T2062 forms and treaty exemptions to CRA penalties and misunderstood clearance rules, this episode breaks down complex requirements in plain language. If you’re a lawyer, accountant, or executor overseeing an estate with Canadian real estate and beneficiaries abroad, this is a conversation you can’t afford to miss.
What to expect:
Previous Episode of Interest:
Connect with Frankie Loreto and Sarah Netley:
Connect with Julianne McLaren:
About Our Guest:
Julianne graduated from the University of Ottawa with a Bachelor of Commerce with Specialization in Accounting (Honours) in 2006, received her Canadian CA designation in 2008, and her US CPA designation in 2010. Julianne completed the CICA In-Depth Tax Course I in 2009, Tax Course II in 2010, and Tax Course III (Reorganization) in 2013.
As a tax partner with over 15 years of experience, Julianne provides income tax and financial planning advice to individuals, proprietorship,s and owner-managed corporations and specializes in both trust and estate taxation and cross-border taxation. She provides a proactive approach to serving her clients and can provide a wide range of taxation services.
Julianne is also a key member of our firm’s recruiting team, attending and coordinating events, conducting interviews with candidates, and participating in hiring decisions.
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By Frankie Loreto, Sarah NetleyWhat happens when an estate includes non-resident beneficiaries or is managed by a non-resident executor?
In this follow-up to their previous episode on non-resident property owners, Frankie and Sarah welcome Baker Tilly Ottawa partner Julianne McLaren for a deep dive into the lesser-known tax implications of estate distributions involving non-residents.
From T2062 forms and treaty exemptions to CRA penalties and misunderstood clearance rules, this episode breaks down complex requirements in plain language. If you’re a lawyer, accountant, or executor overseeing an estate with Canadian real estate and beneficiaries abroad, this is a conversation you can’t afford to miss.
What to expect:
Previous Episode of Interest:
Connect with Frankie Loreto and Sarah Netley:
Connect with Julianne McLaren:
About Our Guest:
Julianne graduated from the University of Ottawa with a Bachelor of Commerce with Specialization in Accounting (Honours) in 2006, received her Canadian CA designation in 2008, and her US CPA designation in 2010. Julianne completed the CICA In-Depth Tax Course I in 2009, Tax Course II in 2010, and Tax Course III (Reorganization) in 2013.
As a tax partner with over 15 years of experience, Julianne provides income tax and financial planning advice to individuals, proprietorship,s and owner-managed corporations and specializes in both trust and estate taxation and cross-border taxation. She provides a proactive approach to serving her clients and can provide a wide range of taxation services.
Julianne is also a key member of our firm’s recruiting team, attending and coordinating events, conducting interviews with candidates, and participating in hiring decisions.