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Question: Latest 2257 Photo ID Question

My reading of the latest 2257 requirements just refers to photo ID for the model.

I take this to mean that a Canadian girl could go to the US and work with her Canadian Passport as ID? (Plus another ID, of course).

Is this correct?

If not can someone point me to right section of the regulations?

Thanks!

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do Canadian porn stars who come to US for work pay taxes???

If I'm not mistaken I believe that if it is filmed in the US she has to have a US/state issued ID.

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Originally Posted by HCBabes (Post 15656930)

If I'm not mistaken I believe that if it is filmed in the US she has to have a US/state issued ID.

That is what I thought.

But my reading of:

http://ecfr.gpoaccess.gov/cgi/t/text...75_main_02.tpl

just says photo ID without reference to jurisdiction or issuer.

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Originally Posted by HCBabes (Post 15656930)

If I'm not mistaken I believe that if it is filmed in the US she has to have a US/state issued ID.

Its not state mandated or federally mandated by 2257, but if you or your company wants to 1099 a person with no state ID or ties to the US and its tax system you wont be able to expense it or write it off. Thats why a lot of shooters and companies dont shoot people with no US ID's. And others dont do it because most people dont.(this business is full of followers). lol

But what you can do is write the check to the agent, 1099 the agent and the agent pays the taxes that the model would pay and you and or your company gets the write off.:thumbsup

What if they have a Canadian passport and a social security card?

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Originally Posted by Fletch XXX (Post 15656573)

do Canadian porn stars who come to US for work pay taxes???

there is a tax treaty between Canada and the U.S. so that individuals do not get taxed twice on the same income in both countries, a Canadian resident must claim the income that they earn in the U.S. on their Canadian income tax return and pay income taxes on it in Canada. If they are in the U.S. longer than 6 months in a year they are classified as a U.S. resident and are required to file and pay taxes in the U.S.. The U.S. will likely still require returns to be filed even though the u.s. income is also being claimed on Canadian returns.

It gets pretty complicated so an accountant experienced in Canada/U.S. is a must.

disclaimer: the above should not be taken as any advice as I am not an accountant, so if you are looking at a specific situation, please consult a proper tax accountant

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Originally Posted by JustDaveXxx (Post 15657491)

Its not state mandated or federally mandated by 2257

Might better look at the 2257 amendments that went into effect in December. Taken straight from the DOJ website at: usdoj.gov/criminal/optf/links/2257-compliance-guide.html

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Q. How must a producer of covered material verify the age of performers?

A. Each producer must check a picture identification card issued by a United States or State government entity for a performer who is an American citizen, whether the production occurs in the United States or abroad. The identification card must contain the performer's date of birth. A producer abroad may rely on foreign government identification cards for foreign performers, but must maintain a copy of that identification. A producer may not rely on a foreign identification card for a foreign citizen when production occurs in the United States, but must check a United States identification card in that circumstance.