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This is a somewhat complicated question. Here are the facts: I currently live in Blaine, Washington on the west coast US-Canada border. My wife recently moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia for a new job. I have put in an application for Canadian PR status, though it hasn’t yet been processed. I plan...

I don’t know a whole lot about it, but I can tell you that I had to get clearance from management to move to Canada. Once I get my PR status they will have to pay me in Canadian dollars in Canada on a Canadian payroll paying Canadian taxes and provide me with Canadian benefits. It is not as...

Thanks for the clarification!

Hello all. My wife is a dual Canadian / US citizen by birth (dad=US, mom=Canada, born in Canada). We met several years ago in San Francisco and recently married. She was just offered a job for the government of Nova Scotia, with a tentative start date of Q1 2021. We've started the process of...

Thank you, this is helpful information. I was under the impression that most of my tax liability would be in Canada because that is where I would be living permanently. I’ll have to talk with a tax professional, as you suggest.

I’m a US citizen and I currently work for a US employer in San Francisco. COVID19 has opened the door to remote work for me. My wife is a dual citizen and we’re looking to move to Halifax, NS. I would love to keep my current job and simply work remotely from Canada. My employer does have a...