Welcome to Moodys Private Client

Moodys Private Client is the home of Moodys Tax Law, Moodys Private Client Law, and Moodys Private Client Accounting. We bring together Canadian and US legal and accounting professionals experienced in tax, law, and accounting to ensure you’re covered from every angle. Whether you’re a business owner, a C-suite executive, a professional athlete, or are building your good fortune in one of many other ways, our goal is to unite your success with our expertise and ensure the situations in your life where tax, accounting, and legal are concerned feel as easy and stress-free as possible.

We offer timely, bespoke, creative, and fire-tested solutions to protect your wealth and help you take advantage of opportunities. By offering these services under one roof, we are able to see everything from an elevated perspective, arrive at answers before they become questions, and chart the best path forward for your individual situation.

Together, we’ll explore what’s possible.

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Is Now the Right Time to Renounce Your US Citizenship?

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E-2, EB-5, & The Gold Card

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US Citizenship Renunciation

Is now the time to renounce your US citizenship?
Make the right decision for you and your family.

Our team of US lawyers represent over 400+ US citizens to properly renounce their citizenship every year. We will help you assess if renouncing your US citizenship is right for you. If you decide to renounce, we work with you through every step to make sure the process is as smooth as possible, while avoiding the negative consequences of renouncing the wrong way.

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Latest Updates & News

Insight on what’s happening in the world of tax,
law, and accounting so you can stay ahead.

The Pontiff’s US Tax Dilemma: Should You, Like Pope Leo XIV, Consider Renouncing Your US Citizenship?

When the white smoke emerged, and Robert Prevost became Pope Leo XIV on May 8, 2025, he didn’t just assume the spiritual leadership of over a billion Catholics. He also made history as the first pope to be a citizen of the United States and, thereby, subject to its tax code.

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The US Pauses International Student Visa Appointments

In an unprecedented and disheartening move, the US has ordered the suspension of student and exchange visitor visa (including F, M, and J visas) processing as the administration ramps up its social media vetting process.

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The Trump Bump? Why More US Expats Are Looking to Renounce Their Citizenship

In the wake of Donald Trump’s 2024 election victory, many US expats are taking a hard look at their American citizenship—and deciding that renunciation may be their best option. According to a recent CBC News article, US consulates in Canada have seen a surge in inquiries from American expats looking to cut ties with the US.

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Kim G C Moody has authored the article, “The tax hit to Canadians from Trump’s ‘big beautiful’ bill could be tremendous” in The Financial Post, May 27, 2025.

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Kim G C Moody is quoted in the article titled, “Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ budget bill could cost Canadians billions,” CBC News, June 5, 2025.

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Alexander Marino is quoted in an article titled “Trump bump: U.S. citizenship renunciation inquiries surge in Canada, lawyers say” on CBC News, January 28, 2025.

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Alexander Marino is quoted in an article titled “‘Scary’: Why US expats are tossing their citizenships – and it’s not just Trump” in The Sydney Morning Herald, November 1, 2024

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Kenneth Keung is quoted in the Investment Executive article titled “Quirk in capital gains tax rules raises risks for incorporated clients,” published on July 24, 2024.