>>>>>There should be another option. Cannot you set up a US site for the
>>>>>businss so international customers are not taxed. Indeed, could you not
>>>>>administer a US corporation from you Canadian home and run a remote
>>>>>business that is a US business?
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>>>>>A US business wouldn't even have to tax Canadian customers would it?
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>>>>Yes, we thought about all of that. But, none of that was applicable.
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>>>Ok, then, here's another thought that maybe you already thought about. Could you set up a separate company that would bar Canadians (company B), and use the current company (Company A) to bar non-Canadians? Set up both companies to access the same data on the U.T.
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>>But who's gonna be picked to be the oogy-boogy-bugle-boy?
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>Hey, "boogie-woogie" (just in case that's going to be your next duo offering). ;)

Of course, yes W E V!

No, I don't think Martin and I can turn ourselves into the Andrews Sisters. Besides, Christina Aguilera has beaten us to it (and a lot more attractively). OK, it's not exactly that song but near enough that the sisters would have been within their rights to sue for plaguirism. OTOH, I did enjoy the video and the treatment :-)
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>>>Company A wouldn't have any foreign customers to tax, and company be wouldn't have any Canadians, so it wouldn't have to tax your foreign users.