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Okay thanks I appreciate the help. So as far as taxes go I will need to consult
with an international tax attorney such as Serbinski to help us at year-end?

yeah but the only difference is I will be working for my own firm, which will
be contracted to a Canadian firm, and I am the owner of said US
company not an employee. I believe from an immigration perspective,
this is a different scenario.

I am not a Cdn tax resident, all of my taxes are withheld in the US and I have
not had to deal with any Cdn taxes. I am an employee for a US survey firm,
not a contractor.

So when I go to the border I would present the offer letter from the firm that
I want to contract for and hold a work permit ...

I can also add that I have been working in Canada for an American company for
the past year and a half (not sure if that matters).

So if I just invoice him for our services, he pays me in Canadian dollars, I exchange
that to US dollars, and let our accountants in the US figure it out, its that ...

I just want to clarify and make sure we are
talking about the same thing. What I want to do is sub-contract my US Incorporated company to a Canadian survey company and work here in Canada. My term of contract will be more than two years. I have a partner who will
be here for two-weeks while I am ...

Thank you for the reply.

I will be living in Canada (Northern Alberta, Fort McMurray) for two-weeks and in the US for two weeks on a rotation.

I have looked into becoming a resident so I can start my own
company in Canada; I was told that is the only way I will be able to
do contract work here ...

I have recently been offered a job working for a Canadian
Survey firm. I understand that I will be obligated to pay
Canadian taxes and then provide the IRS with a tax credit
as proof of taxes paid on income earned in Canada, however
I need to know if I can still claim my children (who live in the ...