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Incorporating as a Physician in Canada

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I want to come to Canada and want to get myself engaged as physician in Mississauga. Currently, I’m an American Citizen and my residency status is of permanent in nature. I also intend to seek Canadian permanent residency. I have the tax filing obligation in US. What you say if I incorporate as a physician in Canada?

Randy Dueck Changed status to publish December 23, 2019

If you incorporate as physician, you may defer paying income tax on your professional income by retaining most of the income inside the incorporation and you can always withdraw salary from your corporation. The salary that you earn in Canada will have an income tax on it but if you are filing in US, you will receive a tax credit for Canadian taxes paid. In this way, you may avoid double taxation because of tax treaty between US and Canada. If you have further questions, please feel free to reach out to us at tax@gtaacounting.ca.

Randy Dueck Changed status to publish December 23, 2019