How Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill could affect you

Episode 23 of the Two Way Traffic with Darren Coleman podcast, hosted by Darren Coleman / Acme Podcasting Company, titled "How Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill could affect you" was published on June 17, 2025 and runs 36 minutes.

June 17, 2025 ·36m · Two Way Traffic with Darren Coleman

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Jason Ubeika, a Partner with BDO Canada and the US Personal Tax Practice Leader in Canada, is an expert on taxes for expatriate Canadians. He and Darren discuss Donald Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill. They talk about the impact on Canadian Snowbirds who own US properties and they both agree that having tax professionals familiar with the tax regimes in both countries can help avoid double taxation and prevent surprises.

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Jason Ubeika, a Partner with BDO Canada and the US Personal Tax Practice Leader in Canada, is an expert on taxes for expatriate Canadians. He and Darren discuss Donald Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill. They talk about the impact on Canadian Snowbirds who own US properties and they both agree that having tax professionals familiar with the tax regimes in both countries can help avoid double taxation and prevent surprises.

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