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Does anyone work for a company in another country remotely? I'm not talking those who permanently travel, but say, a Canadian working remotely for a US firm. Wh
by k12sosse 3y ago
Does anyone work for a company in another country remotely? I'm not talking those who permanently travel, but say, a Canadian working remotely for a US firm. What happens there, pay income taxes twice?
- ashconnor 3y agoThere's a tax-treaty that covers US federal taxes. I'm not 100% certain if the CRA will give you credit for state taxes paid in the United States. https://www.hrblock.com/expat-tax-preparation/resource-center/country/canada/the-u-s-canada-tax-treaty-explained/ https://www.hrblock.com/expat-tax-preparation/resource-cente...
- jameshush 3y agoI did this as a Canadian in Canada, and now I live in Taiwan and still work for a US company. I pay tax to whatever country I was physically present in while doing the work. There was one year I spent 3 months in California and 9 in Canada so I filed multiple tax returns. Kinda like what a football player does, but less cool :P
- kotaKat 3y agoWe're a US company with a single Canadian client and a Canadian on-site rep. He has his own entirely separate payroll system for the Canadian side and gets Ontario taxes taken out. Sending equipment across the border does get to be an interesting logistics challenge, though. Easier to just expense it and have him spec local.