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I just looked at the Non-discrimination clause of the treaty and it doesn't seem to help with my situation since all non-residents are treated the same, though perhaps differently from residents. No relief for non-residents being treated differently from residents.

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You raise some interesting questions, although I have resigned myself to paying the full amount.

My interpretation of the tax treaty comes in part from the IRS informational guide, although I did wade through the actual thing last April.

How would one go about doing this: "Now, another possibility ...

Unfortunately, the income in both years exceeded $10,000. If only I would have known the details, I might have delayed the start for a couple of months.

From my reading of the tax treaty it seemed pretty clear that even though I was a resident of the U.S., I was obligated to pay tax to Canada ...

My situation in brief: I am a U.S. citizen and was employed by the University of Western Ontario for 1 year (Aug 2006 - July 2007). During this time, I resided in the United States, and most of the work was carried out there although I did travel to Canada five times for a total time of less 60 days ...