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Nelson.....Thank you for the info. I called the tax consultant this morning and he too told me that indeed, there was no credit. When I pointed out the form, which is new for 2005, he said it is something he missed. And paying 10% is WAY better. One more question....from my searching online, it seem...

Nelsona....I have a question....Above you indicated that NY would not give me any tax credit. But what about NY Form IT-112-C, which apparently does give credit for provincial tax. What am I missing? You know, I am a rocket scientist...and this IS so frustrating! At least I can handle the miles to k...

One more thing....Is there a tax credit to NY State for taxes paid to Ontario? It seems like there is, via form IT-112-C, but I believe the tax consultant I spoke with told me there was no credit to NY State, and estimated I pay some 5% to NY, on top of everything in Canada. Is this credit some perc...

I am currently a US citizen in new york state. I am considering taking a position in Toronto. I would plan to commute back to NY on weekends. Apparently NY State places hands deep in your pockets trying to keep you paying NY State taxes. In my case, I would plan to be in Toronto well over 200 nights...

Thanks for the info...I will check them out.

So you have two different banks, one in the US and one in Canada.

Which banks? Any reason why not a single one with dual accounts?

Thanks for the advice.. I haven't found any good sources of information online about canadian bank "reviews", i.e. which bank should I go with? Does one generally offer the best exchange, dual us and cdn accounts, and lowest fees? How much am I looking at for this EI and CPP? I have been t...

I am thinking of accepting an engineering job with a company in Toronto. I am not willing to permantently relocate to Toronto due to family reasons. I plan to commute to Toronto, acquiring an apartment in Toronto, and spending weekends back in NY State. I expect to get paid starting in Jan 2007. All...