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Q for Canadian startups with US sub/operations

4 pointsby fried_chickenover 9 years ago
[This story](http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.espressocapital.com&#x2F;2014&#x2F;09&#x2F;26&#x2F;sred-audit-nightmare-true-story&#x2F;) prompts my question. I know the companies involved - all pros, no cheap corner-cutting - so it&#x27;s a bit concerning.<p>I&#x27;d love to hear some stories on what has&#x2F;hasn&#x27;t worked for Canadian startups that ended up with US-incorporations as well. CCPC can be a really valuable thing to hold onto, but if the risks are too high, better to know now than later.<p>This an issue for us in a 3-6 month window. Right now our thoughts are to keep the US and Canadian sides separate - no corporate cross-ownership - and have dollars move back and forth with a licensing agreement (ie, Canadian corp develops, benefits from SR&amp;ED and IRAP, then licenses the software (usage and IP rights) to the US corp).<p>Anybody?

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