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I agree that you need to confirm that your employer supports you work in Canada, especially being "hired" in Canada because it might add complications and costs to the employment itself I think if your employment happens in the US, you can work from home in Canada as long as your company allows...

If I understand your explanation of the first two paragraphs above correctly, now I think the reason why the US company asked me to incorporate is because they don't want to get into the troubles described in your first paragraph. If I am self-employed and I am a full-time employee of the...

This is also the question I want to find answer, if I work as full-time, not under contract to freely schedule my time (I guess this does not qualify as freelancer?), without incorporating or using a PEO, can I work for this American employer directly?

Thanks for the information! I talked to a CPA today, this is what I understand now. If I incorporate the company, and pay all the money coming in as salary to myself, at the corporate tax level, all salary can be deducted so that there is no profit left the company. The tax rate is higher for...

Thank you for your reply! The US company actually hires me to be a full-time employee working remotely, like 9-6, 5 days a week. So I thought in this situation I cannot categorize myself as a freelancer. So far all of my understanding is that if I want to be an employee for them, the only...

I just found this thread, hopefully someone can shed some light for me. Thank you all in advance! I am in a similar situation, a US small company wants to hire me working remotely for them. I did some research and pointed them to the PEO at first, but they most likely did not want to pay for...

Hello friends, I submitted my application to renew my PR card through regular mail and then left Canada after one week. Canada Post website shows the mail was delivered on Feb 20th, 2018. Since then I tried to link my application to my Immigration Canada account several time, but still can't...