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Client wants my SIN (.ca equiv of .us SSN)	by Myke	2006-04-12 08:21:40
He can't have your SIN, only your BN.	by kahuana	2006-04-12 08:28:23
in 2005 I had no BN	by Myke	2006-04-12 08:30:54
The ones who can ask for a SIN (apart from clergy)	by kahuana	2006-04-12 08:38:28
Having a visit from "tax auditor"	by SciSSorS	2006-04-12 08:46:29
When they're playing "contractor-employee" it can. (n/t)	by kahuana	2006-04-12 08:47:17
Of course, if that client was really	by SciSSorS	2006-04-12 08:56:55
You know what's funny about those criteria?	by kahuana	2006-04-12 09:03:40
They don't seem to make a whiff of difference in how CRA determines if you're an independent contractor or an employee. The instance which I know of (and have referred to), CRA made the determination (apparently) based on 2 phone interviews. The people worked day-to-day (and were paid at the end of a shift). Payment was a percentage of gross income generated by the individual. They were no work schedules, but there were two 12-hour shifts. My own knowledge of the shifts indicates that signing in and out was not strictly enforced.
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