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Thank you, Nelsona!

Could you confirm:
even if I filed as part-year resident in canada, can I file as a full-year tax resident of the US? Or does the part-year Canadian tax residency limit me to the dual status in the US?

For the foreign tax credit in Canada i only reported the tax paid in the ...

Thank you again, Nelsona. I am done with the Canadian returns.

Now, for the US return:

My US employment started on January. However, I moved to the US only in April.

The Jan-April US income has been reported to CRA as a part-year resident return.

1) For the US return- am I a part-year tax ...

Please delete- i see that the court order must be made before 1997.

Sec 216 form, Line 21999, 22000- can I claim child support as "support payments made"?
The child in question left Canada and now resides with the other parent in Europe. I paid child support to the other parent. Got receipts. And there isa court order.

Thank you very much!!! Very helpful

Good evening,

As a Canadian non-resident, I am supposed to pay the 25% of gross income tax for rent. Would appreciate if someone can clarify the steps.

I understand that someone living in Canada should be transferring the payment each month on my behalf.

1) Can they just transfer the amount ...

Thank you!!

Thank you!

I called CRA, they set up a non-resident account number for me. Instructed to pay the Jan-Feb 2023 rent zsing that account.

But- for may-dec 2022 to file a non-resident tax return and ask for one-time forgiveness. Does it sound right?
Which return do I use?

Turbotax has a non ...

Leah12345 wrote:
> Thank you!
>
> For (1), no other Canadian income except the rental one.

For May-Dec, just the rental income.

For (2), I do understand itsa different process.

Unfortunately, I did not inform the CRA regarding the departure last year
As a result, did not remit the 25% of the may- dec rental income. I only became aware just recently, when figuring out how to file the taxes.

What would be the easiest (and ...

Thank you!

For (1), no other Canadian income except the rental one.

Hello,
Would really appreciate your guidance. the more I do it, the more lost I get.

Timeline and income in 2022:
Jan 2022- started US employment, worked remotely.
Jan-April - lived in Canada, and had: Canadian income + US income + rental income in canada.

Left Canada in April, to US for work ...