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Yes. When in the US during the first half of the year, I was only working for a US employer. When in Canada fully for the second half of the year, I was now working for a new employer (Canadian) employer.

nelsona wrote: > Then I would continue to do so. The only issue you face is that the wages > earned while in Canada are condsidered Cdn source. Why would the wages earned in Canada become an issue? It's not clear to me what you mean. Do you mean on my US taxes or Canadian taxes? I have no sources of...

I applied a 1040-NR as I did not meet the SPT.

I just recalculated the number of days. I do meet the SPT when accounting for 2019 days (at a 1/3) and 2020 days (as a whole). However, the 2020 days are less than 183 on their own. Does this mean it would beneficial to apply 1040NR with 8840? Will this exempt me from other reporting requirements su...

Hi, I started working in the US in 2019 but left the US at the end of June 2020 to come back to Canada permanently (i.e. I never cut ties with Canada was still going back and forth every few weeks, married with spouse in Canada). I worked in the US from Jan - June 2020 for this current year and star...