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[quote="nelsona"]1. Yes, but only if you are self-employed. If you are employed by the US company, you wil be subject to US tax on work done in US. even if you are self-employed, if you spend more tha 183 days in US in any given 12-month period (not just calendar year), you become taxable ...

I think the tax paid by you in USA is must be low as you are not a resident of USA anymore but you to pay taxes in Canada as well because you are all the facilities of the that country but your tax rate is low as compared to normal citizens.

Us taxation will apply if you are a pensioner but resident in Canada. You have to maintain your tax record.You will be entitled to tax credit and tax deductions as well.But once you have not submitted your tax liability report then there will be tax deductions.