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david ingram replies;

Except for the occasional IRS teleconference, I do not use any outside courses or materials other than my own reading on the Internet and what my clients send me. 

When something is of interest, I pass it on.

I also specifically do not deal with corporate situations like dividend stripping with clients who own their own significant C corporations.  My specialty is dealing with transferred executives or relatively small self employed proprietorships and the very occasional Subchapter S Corporation.

CCH has some books that deal with cross border issues and I buy them on a regular basis but find that as a rule they never deal with my kind of client.

However, you would likely get a lot out of

CCH's 2005 Canadian Companion to 1040 Preparation and Planning

You can read more about it at: "http://www.hodgsonruss.com/Home/News_Seminars/News_Releases/2005_News_Releases/HodgsonRussattorneysauthorCCH_s2005CanadianCompani

There is a new 2008 edition you can buy at

 http://www.cch.ca/product.aspx?WebID=2410&cm_mmc=Web-_-Tax_Books-_-Tax_Prep_Ref-_-USTG

 for about $170.00 delivered to your door. (I just ordered another copy as i wrote this because I loaned mine to someone to look at and they have not brought it back and i do not remember who i loaned it to.  - if the person, gets this, please return it).

CCH's

Cross-Border Relocation Law
Lorraine Allard, John Boscariol, Alan Diner, James T. Ritzel, Kenneth Weigel, Andrew Wilson, John Yuan

is another good resource and available at http://www.cch.ca/Product.aspx?WebID=1082

CCH also has 'summits' on a regular  basis like the 2006 one at http://www.cch.com.sg/cchweb/summit/speakers.asp

You can subscribe to IRS NEWS at
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You then register for the IRS events at 

https://www.attevent.com

These do qualify for CPE credits.

Good Luck

david