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Let's say I'm living in Canada and am employed by the Canadian subsidiary of an american startup, and I fly down for a week to have some meetings meet up with c
by preinheimer 7y ago
Let's say I'm living in Canada and am employed by the Canadian subsidiary of an american startup, and I fly down for a week to have some meetings meet up with co-workers for some face time.
Saying I'm heading down "for meetings, no productive work" seems to be a fast route for a B-1 visa from the customs agent I meet at the airport.
If I actually want to do "productive work" while i'm down there, what's the best way to do that, ideally without needing to pay US taxes on earnings?
- proberts 7y agoI can't comment on the tax aspect but even if just for a day, you would need work authorization and the TN still is pretty easy for Canadians to get.
- preinheimer 7y agoThank you kindly!