Canadain corp hiring US citizens to work in the US
Asked by: Dave - 8 December, 2012
Hi, I'm a Canadian corporation that is internet driven.
I want to do business in the states and would need to hire from within the states.
I know that I would have to abide by all employment laws and collect payroll taxes.
Hi, I'm a Canadian corporation that is internet driven.
I want to do business in the states and would need to hire from within the states.
1. Do I need to register company
or incorporate my Canadian company in the states?
2. Am I allowed to hire without a physical address within the states?
2. Am I allowed to hire without a physical address within the states?
I know that I would have to abide by all employment laws and collect payroll taxes.
Answered by: Robert Kowalski - 11 December, 2012
Dave,
To hire employees in the U.S. (W-2) you need to register a new domestic company, or foreign-qualify your Canadian corporation (but its easier to register a U.S. company).
You would then be able to register for payroll taxes and hire a payroll company to handle the formalities for you.
Another options to hire contractors, and issue them 1099 instead of W-2. This way you don't need to register for payroll taxes.
Dave,To hire employees in the U.S. (W-2) you need to register a new domestic company, or foreign-qualify your Canadian corporation (but its easier to register a U.S. company).
You would then be able to register for payroll taxes and hire a payroll company to handle the formalities for you.
Another options to hire contractors, and issue them 1099 instead of W-2. This way you don't need to register for payroll taxes.
