interest income and capital gain

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dp
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interest income and capital gain

Post by dp »

I am a Canadian living in Canada. Please confirm or correct me:

The interest on form 1099-INT is not taxable in US based on Pub 519;

The capital gain on form 1099-DIV is not taxable in US based on Article XIII(4);

The capital gain/loss on K1 (partner's capital account) is taxable in US and should be reported on f1040nr line 14.

Thanks.
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Correct.

The question becomes why do you, a Cdn resident, have an account in US which generates this income. US brokers are not allowed to deal with Cdn resident.
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Post by dp »

Nelsona

I opened the account when I was working in US.

I have another question:

I received f1099-DIV for my mutual fund. After I read this forum, I understand that I should receive f1042s instead of f1099-DIV. It may be because I haven't changed my address for that account. Anyway, could you please tell me how to report ordinary dividends and qualified dividends on the 1040nr form? Can I report ordinary dividends on page 4 and qualified dividends on page 1?

Thank you very much for your help.
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So you need to close the account.
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Post by dp »

Nelsona,

Could you please answer the other question about the dividends? Thanks.
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Perhaps someone else can.
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