Integration Services :: Loading Datetime Field Give Wrong Dates In SSIS

I am using Sql Server 2012. I have a table which has a field as Datetime (it is a table in Dynamics CRM 2011 so I have no control of the data type). Say this field is called BisStartDate. If I run this query in management studio.

select
BisStartDate, BisStartDateutc
from myTable
where _bisnumber=10375

I will get:

BisStartDate                                             BisStartDateutc               

2014-07-29 00:00:00.000                      2014-07-29 05:00:00.000

*in CRM, datetime is saved in 2 fields, one is the current time, the other one is the utc time.

You can see the offset  between the datetime and utc is 5 hours.

However when the same statement was running inside a SSIS package on the server, the result returned is:

BisStartDate                                             BisStartDateutc               

2014-07-28 23:00:00.0000000            2014-07-29 05:00:00.000

And if I do

datediff(MINUTE,CRMAF_BisSection.ttc_section_startdatetimeutc,CRMAF_BisSection.ttc_section_startdatetime)

I will get -5 if I run it in ManagementStudio and -6 is running on server package(running inside VisualStudio will be -5, same as running a query in ManagementStudio).

I think when the record was saved, “date” is 5 hours offset to UTC time but now the system use the current utc offset which is 6 hours. I just want to use the BisStartDate as it is. How do I let the SSIS turn off the conversion.

The same datatime is saved in another system then we compare them to check the data entry. Now because of this one hour difference, sometime the Day will be different.