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Old 03-13-2013, 07:28 AM   #1
Fobulous
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Default Non-resident Canadians living in the USA - Taxes

Morning all,

I know there are a few Canadians living here in the USA and wanted to ask for some help.

I became a non-resident of Canada in 2011. Filed my taxes in both Canada and the USA in 2012 through PwC.

Now here we are in 2013. I no longer need to do my taxes in Canada but am on my own for the USA taxes.

My US taxes should be straight forward except that my wife has a T4E from Canada (Maternity leave that stretched into 2012) and I have one T5 slip from Canada.

Does anyone know how I should treat these? Is there a box on US taxes for foreign income/dividends?

I am ultimately going to do my taxes through an accountant but just want to understand this for my own peace of mind.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

-FoB.

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