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Apr 3rd 2002, 4:25 pm

Rete

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OT: For Canadian Expats

Once again I would like to tell you about a wonderfully informative resource for Canadian Expats. The best part is that it is free.

CRA Magazine is located at www.canadiansresidentabroad.com

It is a quarterly magazine with a cost of $3.95 an issue. However, if you sign up online and are living outside of Canada there is no charge to receive the magazine in the mail. You can also read all of the articles online.

The best part of the publication is the ads, however, and that you won't see online. There are ads for health insurance while you are residing outside of the country, moving firms, tax accountants specializing in international taxes, etc.

This quarterly issue has two good articles:

Beneficiaries Still In Canada? How to Plan Your Estate

The Thorny Question of Residence. Two Recent Examples

I've read the "Residence" article and it is an eye opener.

Rita

Last edited by Rete; Apr 3rd 2002 at 8:15 pm.

Apr 3rd 2002, 8:05 pm

Shelley

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You missed an "s" in the link http://www.canadiansresidentabroad.com/ but thanks for
the info - I'm ordering it for Ken today. Take Care. Shelley

"Rete" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Once again I would like to tell you about a wonderfully informative resource for
    > Canadian Expats. The best part is that it is free.
    >
    > CRA Magazine is located at www.canadianresidentabroad.com
    >
    > It is a quarterly magazine with a cost of $3.95 an issue. However, if you sign up
    > online and are living outside of Canada there is no charge to receive the magazine
    > in the mail. You can also read all of the articles online.
    >
    > The best part of the publication is the ads, however, and that you won't see
    > online. There are ads for health insurance while you are residing outside of the
    > country, moving firms, tax accountants specializing in international taxes, etc.
    >
    > This quarterly issue has two good articles:
    >
    > Beneficiaries Still In Canada? How to Plan Your Estate
    >
    > The Thorny Question of Residence. Two Recent Examples
    >
    > I've read the "Residence" article and it is an eye opener.
    >
    > Rita
    >
    >
    >
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