For advisers with Canadian-connected clients.
Private bankers, immigration and private-client lawyers, trust companies, corporate secretaries and accountants in Singapore meet families with Canadian ties every week. We are the Canadian end of that client's team. You keep the relationship. We answer the Canadian questions, in writing.
Four steps. You stay in the room.
Two lines on the situation. No documents.
With you and the client, in Singapore hours. We say whether we fit, and if not, who does.
What we will answer, what it costs, what we need. Copied to you.
Our Canadian advice is written to work with your Singapore advice, not across it.
What we handle
- Canadian tax on arrival, departure and everything a family or company leaves behind
- Canadian beneficiaries of Asia-based estates, trusts and businesses
- Canadian companies expanding into Asia-Pacific, and the reverse
- US tax where a US person or asset sits inside the family
- Valuations for Canadian transactions and reorganizations
What stays with you
- Singapore tax, law and trust administration
- Banking, custody and investment management
- Corporate secretarial and ACRA matters
- The client relationship, always
It runs both ways. When our Canadian clients need a Singapore trustee, lawyer or banker, we introduce them to the partners we work with.
Two lines is enough.
No client documents at this stage. We reply within one business day.
Send the episode before the meeting.
Four short pieces from The Advisors Table that answer the first Canadian questions a client asks. Forward the one that fits; we take it from there.
Leaving Canada? Here’s What The CRA Wants You To Know
Tax residency, departure tax, and what ceasing Canadian residence actually requires.
Immigration Tax Traps That Cost Thousands
Foreign assets, worldwide income, and the reporting rules that apply from the day you arrive in Canada.
The IRS And CRA Double Tax Trap For Canadians
How US and Canadian rules treat the same entity differently, and where that creates double taxation.
Family Trusts Explained: Why The Wealthy Never Gift Their Kids Anything
How a Canadian family trust works, and why families hold assets in trust rather than in their children's names.
Canadian accountants with clients in Asia
If you are a Canadian firm whose client has moved, invested or married into Asia-Pacific, the Cedar Group Network already covers you. Same team, same rules.
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