About Us
Living in Canada as an expat is complex enough.
Stateside makes life better for Americans living in Canada and takes away the hassle by helping US citizens living in Canada become and stay compliant with their US taxes. Stateside is proud to help people make sense of their individual tax situation. We endeavor to make the process of filing US taxes hassle-free.
Owning a US rental or personal use property requires tax filings. Stateside assists Canadian that own US real estate held as rental properties to file yearly non-resident tax returns. Stateside also files for Canadian that have sold property in the US.
Our Staff
We provide personal tax advice to our customers having expertise in the Canada/US tax treaty provisions and US tax laws that affect expat taxes.
Our Experience
Stateside has clients in all provinces of Canada. We are proud of our extensive experience in providing US tax services to US citizens living in British Columbia or the Northwest Territories. We’re Flexible. We make the process of filing taxes fast and easy by providing customers with a secure online system for sharing confidential documents.
We’re Flexible
We make the process of filing taxes fast and easy by providing customers with a secure online system for sharing confidential documents. We provide explanation of the required documentation and information required to file your US return. We work with your Canadian accountant to file your US return.
The Story Behind Stateside
Stateside founder Stephanie Stickler is a Canadian citizen who moved to Delaware to attend the University of Delaware for her accounting degree. While living in Delaware she met her now husband who is an American. She obtained her CPA while working in a firm downtown Wilmington, Delaware. At Belfint, Lyons & Shuman is where she found a love for preparing US taxes. She was later employed at Dupont Teijin Films headquartered in Wilmington and obtained her MBA from Drexel University. It was in 2002 that her husband became a permanent resident to Canada and they moved back to Stephanie’s hometown of Belleville, Ontario. As they crossed the US border she stated “well what a waste of time it was for me to have obtain my CPA.”
In 2003, Stephanie started preparing US returns for Canadians that owned US rental properties. It was in 2009 that the phone started ringing non-stop as Americans living in Canada became aware that they were required to file a US return even though they had not earned any income in the US.
About Stephanie
Stephanie Stickler completed her studies in the U.S. and lived there for ten years. Stephanie is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) registered in the state of Delaware since 2000. Her undergraduate degree is in accounting from Wesley College in Dover, Delaware. In 2001, she graduate Magna Cum Laude with a Masters of Business Administration from Drexel University Lebow College of Business in Philadelphia, PA. She spent years preparing tax returns while working for Belfint, Lyons and Shuman, an accounting firms headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware. She also worked for Dupont Teijin Films and the Federal Government of Canada.
Stephanie Stickler is a Canadian citizen and moved back to Canada in 2002. In 2004 she started Stateside Tax Solutions, a business assisting Canadians with their U.S. tax filings. She has over 20 years experience preparing tax returns for U.S. Citizens living in Canada and Canadians owning U.S. Rental and personal properties.
Contact UsAbout Rachael
Rachael Irvine started working for Stateside Tax Solutions in 2017. After living in Fredericton, New Brunswick for 6 years, she moved back home to Ontario and completed her undergraduate studies online. She graduated in 2018 from the University of New Brunswick with a degree in Business Administration with a concentration in accounting.
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