Can a U.S. LLP Operate in Canada Without Re-Registering? #CanadaBiz #Tax

Can a U.S. LLP operate in Canada without re-registering or creating a new Canadian entity? In this video, we walk through how Canadian provinces see foreign LLPs, when extra-provincial registration becomes mandatory, and how “carrying on business” is actually tested in real life. You will see how offices, employees, recurring projects, and on-the-ground sales activity change your obligations, even if the partnership agreement lives in the United States. We also explain how income tax and permanent establishment rules apply to U.S. LLPs, how GST and HST registration works for non-resident partnerships, and why regulated professions like law, accounting, and engineering often face extra licensing layers. Finally, we talk about when it starts to make sense to move from a pure LLP model to a Canadian subsidiary holding contracts, payroll, and licenses. If your firm is testing or scaling a Canadian market, this is the kind of overview to watch before you sign leases or hire local staff. 👉 Learn more at: www.theaccountingandtax.com 🔍 Long-Tail Keywords: us llp operating in canada, can us llp do business in canada, extra provincial registration for llp, carrying on business in canadian province, gst hst registration non resident partnership, permanent establishment rules for us llp, canadian tax obligations for foreign partnerships, cross border professional services canada, regulated profession llp expansion canada, canadian subsidiary vs us llp branch, how to register a foreign llp in canada, canada us tax treaty llp issues 🏷️ Tags (comma-separated): LLP, Canada business, extra provincial registration, GST HST, permanent establishment, US partnership, foreign entity, professional services, Canadian expansion, cross border tax