Upfront pricing

Upfront pricing for common cross-border tax work.

Compare three common filing packages, then add only what your return requires.

Book the US$99 credited consultation Review starting fees

US$99 consultation—fully credited toward your first filing package. Paid upfront and non-refundable. New clients only; one credit per household. Sign the Engagement Agreement and pay the required deposit within 60 days. No cash value or transfer. Excludes the Residency & Filing Approach, standalone advice or add-ons, and future-year work.

All fees in USD Starting fees shown Applicable sales tax additional

Starting packages

Choose the filing package that matches your needs.

Starting fees assume one primary taxpayer, complete organized records, and one review round.

Canadian departure filing

One departure-year T1 plus standard departure reporting prepared from a clean, complete asset list. This is a Canada-only starting fee and is not added again when the same straightforward departure return is already in a coordinated package.

Starting feeUS$699per taxpayer

Canadian non-resident rental package

One owner and one Canadian property: one Section 216 return with T776, one NR6 prepared for the client and agent to sign and submit, plus a withholding and NR4 coordination guide.

SK Tax Advisory does not act as the withholding agent or perform monthly remittances unless separately agreed. U.S. Schedule E reporting for the same property is not included; add US$250 when required, bringing the two-country rental work to a US$699 starting fee.

Starting feeUS$449

Two-country individual filing

One primary taxpayer, one Canadian T1, one U.S. federal individual return, one standard state return, and basic same-year foreign tax credit coordination. A straightforward arrival- or departure-year T1 may be the Canadian return in this package.

Material departure schedules, complex foreign tax credits, equity sourcing, and other technical work are separate.

Starting feeUS$1,199

Fixed additions

Add only what the return requires.

These fees apply only when the item is required and within the stated limits.

Foreign reporting

FBAR (FinCEN Form 114): US$200 per filer, up to 10 accounts
Form 8938: US$200 per U.S. return, up to 5 assets or accounts
Form T1135: US$200 per straightforward Canadian return

Late filings, reconstruction, entity reporting, and reporting above the stated limits are separately quoted.

Spouse, state & status

U.S. married filing jointly: +US$100
Additional Canadian spouse T1: +US$299
Separate additional U.S. spouse return: +US$399
Additional standard state return: +US$199 each; the coordinated baseline includes the first standard state
U.S. dual-status filing mechanics: +US$299

Rental & property

Rental schedule added to an existing return: +US$250 Schedule E or T776; per property, per jurisdiction
Same rental added to an existing two-country filing package: +US$399 one Schedule E and one T776; per property
Additional owner in a Canadian rental package: +US$299
Additional Canadian rental property: +US$199 each
Standalone NR6 preparation: US$199
Additional standalone NR6: +US$99 each, after the first in the same engagement

The Canadian non-resident rental package already includes the T776. If the same property also needs U.S. Schedule E reporting, add only the US$250 single-jurisdiction row. For a rental added to an existing two-country filing package, use the US$399 two-country row instead—not both rental rows.

Other defined work

Straightforward election or disclosure memo: US$199 each
Additional technical or cleanup work: US$199 per hour or separately quoted
First-year rental basis and depreciation setup: From US$299 per property, after review
Property sale or disposition reporting: From US$399 per property, after review

Complex work—including PFICs, foreign entities or trusts, equity compensation, late filings, amendments, audits, and representation—is quoted separately before work begins.