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I couldn't agree with you more, Nelson:) One of the reasons I didn't stay at HR:)

Hi Nelson,

(Sorry, my first attempt at posting my question here failed, so here it is)

My question is about collecting CPP and Social Security benefits at age 60 living in Canada, but a US Citizen.

Info:

*US Citizen who has met 40 qtrs requirement with Social Security
*Landed Immigrant of Canada ...

Hi Nelson,

My question is about collecting CPP and Social Security benefits at age 60 living in Canada, but a US Citizen.

Info:

*US Citizen who has met 40 qtrs requirement with Social Security
*Landed Immigrant of Canada
*Since arriving in Canada end of 2001 I have worked 2 short jobs, one with ...

Neilmck,

Did your car need any changes made to it to conform to Canadian standards? If so, what were they? Can you address this issue.

Thanks.

jo

http://forums.serbinski.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=11

See the previous answer to this question.

jo

I'm not sure how my tax preparer came up with 2 figures on my US 2003 Tax Return.
&&&&&&&&&&
CAD Line 120 Taxable Div from CAD $326.66
US Line 9a Ordinary Div $305.00

AND

CAD Line 121 Interest & Other Invest Inc $200.46
US Line 8a Taxable Interest $242.00

&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&

2003 Exchange Rate 1 ...

Thanks, Carson! Appreciate the help:)

If my partner opens a Spousal RRSP for me and contributes to it, can I also contribute to the same one and use it as my RRSP, or do I need to open up a separate RRSP account?

Can you refer me to a website also?

Thx

jo

Take a look at this site. Yes, this is correct information. I file this form annually.

http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p4261.pdf

You can also check out my website on US/Canada issues at:

http://users.eastlink.ca/~dhh/index_page0011.html

Hope this helps!

jo

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While the IRS may allow foreign e-filing, it appears that Turbotax does NOT handle your e-filing with a foreign address.

http://support ...

Since I'm a Landed Immigrant in Canada, and a US Citizen, I must file taxes in both Countries annually. My question is this:

Is there any software I can use to efile my US return from Canada? or will I be paper filing for life? lol

I have read in Pub 54 that 99% of all people can efile, in ...

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Maggie</i>

Also, if moving US-to-Canada is anything like moving Canada-to-US, it's likely smart to hang on to that bank account and credit card. It tends ...

I'm a landed immigrant of Canada and a US Citizen. My question is in reference to reporting Investment income (Interest, Capital Gains & Dividends) from Canada on my US return.

What is "Other Income" in Box 26 of a T3 slip? How do you convert this from a Canadian return to the US return. This ...