Will work for Free :)
As most of us have in the course of our lives, We are contemplating a change of venue. We currently live in Manitoba, Canada and have been tossing around the idea of hitting the road for a couple of...
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Naio wrote:It would be something for them to worry about since it would be clear evidence the OP was working in the US and when they entered the country they clearly affirm they are not coming into the US to work, know they cannot work unless they have a green card and know that a violation of that affirmation could lead to them being asked to leave the country and never return.westernrvparkowner wrote:Naio wrote:
I don't think that work trades violate minimum wage laws, unless the work required is valued higher than what is received in trade.
And most places evade the issue by calling it volunteering. I would guess it is legal to accept foreigners as volunteers.
The employer would be required to report the value of what is received as income. Depending upon the situation, it would either be on a W-2 or a 1099.
Yes, of course, although that is not for the OP to worry about.
