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thanks for your quick response.

I looked at the form 2555 and found out that section 13 requires me to put in the departure/arrival date and income earned in US during those days. I've been travelling to US most of the time for year 2008 and 2009. I arrived in US Dec 2008 and didn't go out of the ...

Hi,

I moved to US (starting receiving US income) in March 2009, before that I was receiving Canadian income and file Canadian returns.
I read the IRS publiscation and think that I may be able to file dual status tax return.

I know that I should fill both 1040 and 1040NR.

I'm having problem ...

One more question, for the Canadian income that I made while still living in BC, should I pay 1) the provincial tax on it or pay 2) the 48% surtax for non-resident?

I actually pay less tax under 1) than under 2). However, ufile.ca automatically removes the provincial tax and includes the 48 ...

Thanks very much for your help!

Thanks so much for the answers!

One more thing.. I was weighing between filing on 1040NR or 1040

On the 1040:
I have about 49k(after deducting RRSP) income from Canada, and $2800(after all the deductions from US. After taking foreign tax credit for the taxes i paid to Canada, i ended up having to ...

Hi there,

1. I moved to US to work on L1B in September 2009. Can I file as a deemed non-resident of Canada so that I don't have to report my US income even though I am still considered NR in US?(did not stay in US for over 183 days in 2009)

2. Also, should I file 1040NR or wait until June to file ...