Jr CF programmer needed for small, fast paced company in Norcross, GA to assist
with QA, fixing errors and other tasks.
Please send resumes and salary requirements to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank you.
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No first hand knowledge and my comments are pure speculation,
But I would think there wouldn't be extra work for the company to hire a
non-us resident if they are just doing telecommuting work. After all,
they don't have to be in the country to do the work, so I would suspect
that all the laws
They, the employer, would be best served NOT hiring you under a W2, but
rather, contracting to you under a 1099. Pretty sure it would be an easier
hoop to jump through for them. However, you would be responsible for filing
your own taxes if they do so. That being the case, make sure you account
Hey Andrew,
Now I don't have any concrete experience, but I do see a lot of
telecommuting posts here.
My trick knee says that it's tough enough for US residents to find
telecommuting work with US companies. So being a fellow Canuckyou
may find it challenging to say the least.
I would tend
Speaking of telecommuting, does anyone know of any legitimate sites/sources
for finding telecommuting work (not just for programming, but data entry and
other legit kinds of jobs NOT involving sales calls, etc.)?
On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 12:05 PM, Bryan Stevenson
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Hey
Andrew, my advice would be to file the necessary paperwork to create a
corporation or LLC. That's what I did here in Nova Scotia when I got
started, then you and the company do work corp to corp. No W2s or 1099s to
worry about.
Duane
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From: Andrew [mailto:[EMAIL
As a business owner, I'd probably hire someone from Canada w/o too much
additional thought. However, DotComIt is only set up to pay in US
funds; so you'd have to deal with whatever conversions need to be done.
I haven't spoken to a lawyer about the IP implications of hiring someone
not
Given the exchange rates, you'd be better off asking to be pain in
Canadian funds than US dollars. Better yet ask for Euros or gold ;)
larry
On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 1:59 PM, Jeffry Houser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a business owner, I'd probably hire someone from Canada w/o too much
