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It is, the company would have to have a Canadian division, you’d be employed by the Canadian division. Without that, they couldn’t hire you because you aren’t eligible to work in the US, and the US entity wouldn’t have a way to pay you or hold taxes or comply with your local laws, etc.
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Harder than most people think. The US company must register as a foreign agent in the specific country and must comply with local regulations such as labor, tax, immigration, and data laws.
I work in Canada remotely for an American company that has a Canadian division. Salaries aren’t transparent, but based on Glassdoor and Payscale websites, I’m making 15% less than average.
I make $80k CAD, but total comp on my 2021 taxes was 90k.
Yes. I work for a US startup and they pay my company so I’m basically a full-time contractor.