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Payroll Considerations for Foreign Employees Working in Canada
Posted on June 7th, 2022 in Cross-border Tax
Foreign employers should understand that sending even one employee to work in Canada will trigger a payroll obligation. Compliance starts from the first day of the foreign employee’s physical presence in Canada. It is the employer’s responsibility to set up the foreign employee on Canadian payroll and deduct the applicable Canadian income taxes and Canadian social security taxes (Canadian Pension Plan and Employment Insurance).
This article, written by RSM Canada, explains what foreign employers need to know about payroll obligations for employee(s) who are working in Canada.
Article written by RSM Canada and referenced with permission as a member of RSM Canada Alliance.
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