Serbinski Accounting Firms

nelsona wrote:
> No ned. You could tell them so that they can use you more easily in a cross
> border situation, but from a tax point of view it absolutely doesn't
> matter.

Thanks for your advice.

That company has offices in the U.S. and also in Canada (under different entities). Should I voluntarily tell them that I'm also a Canadian citizen but non-resident on tax purpose?

Thank you!

I left Canada many years ago and filed for non-resident for tax purpose. Since then I've never worked there and haven't visited for a long time. I became a US green card holder last year and now live in US. If I work for a US company (headquartered in Canada) in US, is there any tax implication on m...