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   Do I need a W2 if my remuneration exceeds $600?

   • When a worker earns employment income in the U.S., an employer is generally required to issue a Form W-2 Wage and Tax Statement, or W-2 for short. This is the case when remuneration exceeds $600. The W-2 reports income, income tax, Social Security contributions and Medicare tax.

   How to report U.S. employment income in Canada - MoneySense

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   What remuneration is taxed on a W2?

   • This is the case when remuneration exceeds $600. The W-2 reports income, income tax, Social Security contributions and Medicare tax. It is the equivalent to a Canadian T4 Statement of Remuneration Paid (T4 slip). When a Canadian works in the U.S., their employment income may be exempt from U.S. taxation in some cases up to a $10,000 limit.

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   Can a 1099 contractor go back to W2 work?

   • “After being a 1099 contractor for over 20 years, there’s no going back to W2 work for me,” said Beth Kapes, president and founder of Moving Words Into Action, LLC. “The wide variety of clients and knowledge, and the flexibility and self-empowerment I’ve gained far outweigh the full-time employment lifestyle.”

   Contractor or employee: Pros and cons of 1099 vs. W2

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   When should I file my tax return if I work for myself?

   • If you work for yourself, the deadline for filing your tax return is June 17, 2024. However, it's important to note that any amount due must still be paid by April 30, 2024. To avoid late-payment penalties, it's recommended that you prepare your tax return well in advance of April 30th if you have self-employment income.

   Self-employed? Here’s a helpful guide to filing your taxes

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   Should I get a W2 or a 1099?

   • “I've personally been on both sides of the table, and each has its advantages and disadvantages. Ultimately, the decision of which one is best is a personal choice. If you like not having to worry about your benefits and perks, W-2 may be the safe choice. However, if you like autonomy and freedom, 1099 may be the better route for you.”

   Contractor or employee: Pros and cons of 1099 vs. W2

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   Can I work for myself and be an employee at the same time?

   • Working for yourself and being an employee at the same time is possible. Whether you work for yourself full-time or have a side-gig on top of being employed at another job, you’ll need to file a self-employed schedule with your tax return.

   Self-employed? Here’s a helpful guide to filing your taxes

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   Apr 14, 2022 · If a U.S. company employs you, you’ll receive a W-2 form at the end of the year which outlines all your earned income in USD. Since you’ll have to convert this amount into CAD dollars, it’s wise to use an accredited bank’s exchange rate, such as the Bank of Canada.

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   When you start a new job, you’re given a Form TD1 Personal Tax Credits Return (federal and provincial), and on this form you need to indicate to your second (and so forth) employer(s) that you can’t claim the basic personal amount on this pay.

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   Dec 20, 2023 · When you work part-time, taxes are automatically deducted from your paycheque by your employer, just as they are with a full-time job. As part of your initial employment paperwork when you start a new part- or full-time job, you’ll fill out a Form TD1.

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   Mar 25, 2024 · Whether you work for yourself full-time or have a side-gig on top of being employed at another job, you’ll need to file a self-employed schedule with your tax return.

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   A ruling shows whether a worker is an employee or self‑employed, and whether that worker's employment is pensionable or insurable. To ask for a CPP/EI ruling, you can: log in to My Business Account if you are a payer and select "Request a CPP/EI Ruling".

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   Mar 22, 2023 · Let’s look at other options: being a full-time worker (receiving a W2 during tax season) or a 1099 contractor, which grants some level of independence. What’s the difference between an employee and an independent contractor? Let’s explore the positives and negatives to help you decide which is right for you.