WoodWorker
12/27/2016 13:07 EST
Hi, I'm looking for input on a couple of things. First, I want to import a Canadian car, a newer model 3 years old. Is there a quick basic summary that anyone can offer? Second, my spouse would not have work authorization, she would be a dependant on mine. Aside from an internet business based out of Canada are there possible options for her to legally make a modest income in the States? Any help is appreciated. I know most of this is available online somewhere, I'm just hoping for replies from those that have jumped through the hoops already.
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BeachBubba
12/31/2016 09:28 EST
Hi, I'm looking for input on a couple of things. First, I want to import a Canadian car, a newer model 3 years old. Is there a quick basic summary that anyone can offer? Second, my spouse would not have work authorization, she would be a dependant on mine. Aside from an internet business based out of Canada are there possible options for her to legally make a modest income in the States? Any help is appreciated. I know most of this is available online somewhere, I'm just hoping for replies from those that have jumped through the hoops already.
...strictly legal is a catchy phrase...there are many ways to make a little ..or a lot.. of extra cash, Facebook buy and sell pages are always a good way to buy and resell things...using Craigs list or Ebay...or Amazon. Handy in the kitchen..?? sell snack, meals, or cater to small functions via facebook pages...it is fairly easy to build a reputation in a locality and have regular clients. for such things. Learn to fly below the radar and many opportunities come by....Tutoring is a good way to make a few bucks, as well...no credentials required.
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bobbyveee
12/31/2016 12:27 EST
Hi there, yep , not much happens , im a Brit with US residency living in Florida, my US wife and I are both retired, i pay any taxes in the UK, i cant be double taxed , my wife pays virtually no taxes, we have a good accountant , so i cant help you in anyway, Happy New Yr. We used to live south of Houston.
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bobbyveee
12/31/2016 13:17 EST
Hi, Another way to make quite good money, if you have the inclination and a bit of talent is renovating 'antiques' . Ive a few friends in the Carolinas you make good money doing this
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bobbyveee
1/1/2017 15:03 EST
My wife , whose a Texan , doersnt think much of that area, full of Mexicans , but depends what your looking for. Good luck. We sold up in Texas moved to the Nature Coast in Florida, absolutely beautiful
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WoodWorker
1/1/2017 22:57 EST
That's good info. We're actually leaving Mexico, but not to get away from Mexicans but to get away from the higher risk life that exists here. Being around other nationalities or cultures doesn't bother me. Florida is beautiful for sure, but I couldn't afford the insurance when I lived there for a short time.
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martin12k
3/18/2017 17:47 EST
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