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Would this apply if I had a general services contract with the Canadian branch, was paid by them but worked in the US. My source income would be from the Canadian company then.

If i file form 1040NR even after 183 days of work in the US would I still only be liable for US source income? Would my investments in Canada be sheltered or any dividends that I pay out from my company? Or would I be liable for worldwide income to the US after 183 days of employment even if i remai...

Should I consider using my corporation for the first six months (183 days) and then hire on as an employee for the remainder of the time?

So the bottom line is this.... If I work under 183 days in the US per year then I should contract with my CCPC to the Canadian branch and no US tax is owed. If I go over the 183 days per year in the US I should become an employee of the Canadian branch. I see this work going for about 1-2 years in d...

I know I can get the overseas tax credit with the work I perform. I have done so in the past and there was no issue even with a CRA audit.
I am thinking that working through the Canadian office then is still the best option.

Thanks for the help gentlemen I was hoping that this would have been a good avenue but apparently not. I think if I worked as an employee of the Canadian office I would be able to claim the overseas tax credit. This would allow me to simply be on the hook for US federal and California state income t...

I wanted to get some information on contracting to a Canadian branch of a US company and working in the US for some of the contract. I currently have my own federally incorporated company in Canada and pay myself a small salary of under 10,000 dollars with the rest of my personal income paid out in ...