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Can I work remotely for a US company while visiting Canada?

Can I work remotely for a US company while visiting Canada?

Yes you can, We do not care if you have a remote US job. However, as a Canadian resident you have to file a Canadian tax return for the income. Then you will also have to file a US tax return on the same income though you will get a tax credit for the Canadian taxes paid. You will not be double taxed.

Can I work remotely in the US while on vacation?

Tourist visas do not allow you to work as employed in the issuing country. But, they do not prohibit you from doing your ‘home’ work while on vacation. So anyone from anywhere who is working on their laptop or smartphone while on short or long vacation is not under any penalty.

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Can I work remotely in Canada while visiting?

As long as it is incidental to your visit yes. If being in Canada is somehow essential to your remote work (journalism, photography etc.) you may need a work permit, as conceivably a Canadian could be contracted to carry out the work.

Can I work for US company remotely?

Generally speaking, yes, you can work remotely for the US and live on another side of the world. However, a worker will need to pay attention to tax and residence regulations. If you are working for a US company, but living permanently in a European country, you are theoretically working in that European country.

Is it OK to travel while working remotely?

Can I Work Remotely From Another Country? Yes, as long as your employer is fine with it. Very few countries have any rules about people doing their job while on a tourist visa, so long as they’re not seeking local employment.

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Can a US company hire a Canadian employee?

US companies can hire Canadians as either contractors or employees. For employers wanting to hire Canadian employees, you have two options: create a Canadian entity or engage a PEO. With a PEO, US companies can leave payroll, taxes, and compliance in the hands of experts.