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Article #38568Re: Moving to USA
From: Vicky Peddle
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2000 00:00
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2000 00:00
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I'd suggest you post this in can.taxes if you haven't already. Good luck to you. Vicky "Mike" <mmcclure@proconex.com> wrote in message news:se4g9b6read32@corp.supernews.com... > I've recently had several job opportunities in the US and was wondering what > was involved when working in the US. > > I currently am a Quebec resident, the owner of a house and employed full > time. Should I accept the move I don't know if I would have time to sell > the house, but could possibly rent it. In any case I'd like to possibly > maintain it if I should decide to move back. I'm aware that to work in the > US you need a green card or a Visa (the visa isn't a problem based on my > profession). > > What I'm wondering is the following > 1) Can I work in the US and still own a house in Canada (Quebec). > 2) Would I have to pay income tax in Canada (or any other tax besides > property tax). > 3) Are there any other implications that you are aware of? > > > Any info would be appreciated > > Mike > >
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