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Since you’ve lived in the U.S. over 183 days, you’ll likely need to pay U.S. taxes on your income—even if it's from Canada. If you're on Canadian payroll, you may still need to file in both countries and possibly claim a foreign tax credit to avoid double taxation.https://hstcalculator.onl/

ymxa wrote:
> Hi, I'm a Canadian citizen and have accepted a job offer in the United
> States; relocating there shortly, via TN1.
>
> - Plan to work in the U.S. for a year or two, then come back to Canada;
> don't plan on pursuing a green card
> - Single, no dependents; family in Canada
> - Don't ...

navb wrote:
> For my earlier explained situation I have some additional questions:
>
> I sold my Canadian property in 2015 and filled out T2062 as well paid the
> 25% withholding tax in 2015 itself. Then in 2016 I filed the Canadian taxes
> for the same capital gains and got some refund back from ...