Just open a US corp and have it fully owned by a Canadian company. Then nothing changes. You only have to report the money earned in the US but you do not have to pay taxes on it.
The Canadian company can invoice 100% of the US corp earnings.
You could keep the US corp and pay the employees/partners as a contract employee with a bonus instead of dividends.
Same thing but the Canadian company invoices 100% of the salleries including the dividend amoutn and then pay out from Canada on the normal tax system. The company in the US would then need to be owned 51% or more by an American so it's not Canadian controlled, then it doesnt have to pay corporate taxes other than the money it brings in for paying employees.
Their is about 50 different ways to get around the VISA rules when it comes to paying taxes or even reporting them.
Or do what most did... Set up a US corp and have Epoch send wires to the Canadian bank.. Problem solved.
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