Yes, a Canadian can buy property in the U.S. There are no restrictions on foreign ownership of real estate. However, living in the U.S. for extended periods typically requires a visa or residency permit, as Canadians can generally stay in the U.S. for up to six months per year without a visa. Therefore, while purchasing property is straightforward, residing there full-time involves navigating Immigration regulations.
When a Canadian buys property in the US, they may be subject to US federal taxes, including income tax on rental income and potential capital gains tax upon selling the property. Additionally, they may need to file a US tax return, specifically Form 1040NR for non-residents. Canadians should also be aware of potential withholding taxes on the sale of the property and consider the implications of the Canada-US Tax Treaty to avoid double taxation. Consulting with a tax professional familiar with cross-border transactions is advisable.
156.3 Canadian Dollars.
$34.51 US
1 US Dollar buys 1.0320 Canadian Dollars as at 16Oct09
Yes, you can deposit Canadian dollars in a US bank, but the bank may convert the currency to US dollars and charge a fee for the exchange.
Yes
set your location in us and buy your live from us.
just buy it, there are no laws to stop u buying
Generally speaking, anyone can buy property in the US
the Canadian has to be married to the American
I dont know i was looking for Canadian tribes Canadian!
They are often less expensive.
I don't know about buying life, but you don't have to be a citizen to buy property.
No visa is required to buy property but to enter the US, you would need at least a b-2 visitors visa.
US if they live in usa and Canadian if they live in Canada
1 and one third
Yes they can live together