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Can a PNP nominated PR candidate work remotely for US company

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hectortroy80

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Jul 4, 2014
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Hi Guys,

I received PR and have been nominated by NS province. I would be moving to Canada soon and I seek advise from anyone who knows if I can work from NS for any US company. If I am hired as an employee for any US company can I live in NS and work remotely for this company. Or would it be better to work as an independent consultant for the US firm while living in NS.

Any advise is much appreciated.

Thanks
 
You can work remotely, better work as contractor rather than employee. For tax consideration this will be simplest. If they want to keep you as employee then better have a Canadian payroll run for you, which companies may not do for just one employee.
 
justinline said:
You can work remotely, better work as contractor rather than employee. For tax consideration this will be simplest. If they want to keep you as employee then better have a Canadian payroll run for you, which companies may not do for just one employee.
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How does working as a contractor make things easier for tax purposes? Can you expand on this?
 
Hi

Can anypne throw some light on this. I am nominated by Nova scotia . will be traveling to Canada soon and my current employer in india has presence in Toronto. they are allowing me to work from home from nova scotia. Now who will get tax from my earning. s per PNP ti have to live and work in NS which i am doing . However, my company is in toronto for which i would be on payroll of.
 
poonam_nagrani said:
Hi

Can anypne throw some light on this. I am nominated by Nova scotia . will be traveling to Canada soon and my current employer in india has presence in Toronto. they are allowing me to work from home from nova scotia. Now who will get tax from my earning. s per PNP ti have to live and work in NS which i am doing . However, my company is in toronto for which i would be on payroll of.
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Hi, were you able to continue working from home in NS?
 
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