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Thanks... that helps a lot. That would be the ideal situation, but it might or might not work, hard to tell how much work in the states will be required still a year away. Hope you don't mind if I ask a few more hypotheticals:

I also looked into the OETC, and maybe I could use that for 2006, thanks ...

OK, there's nothing to hide, I'm just not explaining it very well... Let me try again: So I live in Canada, and sometimes commute across the border to american facilities when I go to work. Sometimes I work from home, and sometimes I have to work in Canada, visiting canadian facilities, so I'm not ...

OK, so does anyone know the answer to the above question? Canadian Citizen being paid by Canadian Company, with property and residence in Canada? Currently based on your answer above, I shouldn't have to pay US Federal taxes.

Now what if I were to also have a residence in the USA, without changing ...

Well, cancel the Canadian Permanent Resident comment.... permanently residing in Canada yes, but I meant to say Canadian Citizen of course. Therefore I have a TN Work Permit (they always remind people its not called a Visa at the border "its a work permit!")...

Lets suppose that one would like to ...

I've been told U.S. taxes do not apply if you are:

1. A Canadian Permanent Resident
2. Living in Canada
3. Working in the U.S. under a TN Visa
4. Permanently always reside in Canda
5. Have significant ties to Canada: bank accounts, passport, property, drivers livense, car registration, etc.
6. Have ...