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Summitroy wrote:
> I had a similar cross‑border setup, and the big thing for me was sorting out where my work is actually considered performed, because that drives both US tax filings and whether my Canadian corporation creates a US taxable presence. I ended up filing a US personal return and ...

I had a similar cross‑border setup, and the big thing for me was sorting out where my work is actually considered performed, because that drives both US tax filings and whether my Canadian corporation creates a US taxable presence. I ended up filing a US personal return and keeping the corporation ...

I’d check whether your work in the US makes your Canadian company look like it has a US office. I’d also sort out US self‑employment tax and state tax rules early.

"Coming across your post from a few years back reminds me of how time flies! Navigating tax situations, especially across borders, can be quite the puzzle. Since your situation involves remote work and a move back to Canada, consulting with a tax professional might provide some much-needed clarity ...

Coming across your post from a few years back reminds me of how time flies! Navigating tax situations, especially across borders, can be quite the puzzle. Since your situation involves remote work and a move back to Canada, consulting with a tax professional might provide some much-needed clarity ...