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- Where and how to enter NR4? - Intuit
To enter the NR4, treat it as if it is a SSA-1099 and enter it in the Retirement Plans and Social Security section, under ‘Social Security (SSA-1099, RRB-1099)’ Then, go to the Deductions and Credits section and select Foreign Taxes under ‘Estimates and Other Taxes Paid’ to enter any foreign tax you already paid to Canada on that income
- How to report Canadian pension income reported on NR4 with code 39 . . .
I have a NR4 form with income code 39, which is Canadian pension income from a Canadian company, I used "Retirement Plans and Social Security > Canadian Registered Pension Income " for last year Tax, but I don't think I that was correct, Please help me figure out the correct way of reporting the Income, and the Tax withholding on the NR4 form
- How to report dividends off Canadian NR4 for US tax filing? - Intuit
Thank you for your NR4 Dividend help Under the category Income Dividends: When you say to enter the NR4 info from box 16 (NR4)in Box 1b and line 1 of Turbo Tax , are you referencing box 1a as line 1 or do I just enter the dividend in box 1b and the tax withheld by the Canadian govt found in box 17 (NR4) in box 7 of Turbo Tax
- NR4 Canada taxes - codes 27 64 - ttlc. intuit. com
Hello, I have 3 NR4 forms related to inheritance - two codes are 27 (RRIF lump sum payments), and one is 64 (Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) taxable amount How where should I be reporting these amounts? Thanks in advance,
- How to enter Canada NR4 (Income code 11) with Exemption Code S . . . - Intuit
Yes, you should enter your Canada NR4 Form as follows: Enter your Canada NR4 (Income code 11) income in the section for US Social Security Enter it in the Retirement Plans and Social Security section, under ‘Social Security (SSA-1099, RRB-1099)’ Search (upper right of program) 'ssa-1099' and click the 'Jump to' link from results
- Withdrew from Canada RRIF - reporting NR4 (code 26) on US taxes - Intuit
Withdrew from Canada RRIF - reporting NR4 (code 26) on US taxes This is helpful, for my specific situation it is for a Canada form NR 4 code 27 which is a lump sum payment on a RRIF Should I be posting it under income as a 1099-R or as a Canadian Registered Pension income?
- Received NR4 from Canada with code 40 living in the U. S. - Intuit
Following this question, suppose I have $2000 RRSP distribution with 25% withheld tax that is $500 on my NR4 (all are in USD) When I claim foreign tax credit, the tax credit is only about $300 That seems not reasonable Together I will pay US tax about $400 plus Canadian tax $500 minus $300 credit, end up $600 tax for that $2000 distribution
- Entering Canadian NR4 Interest Income into TurboTax desktop
I currently have my Canadian Bank Interest Income listed on two lines under “Other Income” in theTurboTax Desktop Deluxe DIY Advantage product This location in conflict with the need to identify the location (Schedule Line, or Form Line) for “Amounts Related to Foreign Financial Accounts, Inte
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