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I am a Canadian, living in Canada, with a US IRA.
Assuming my income is less than the basic personal exemption in Canada.
If I withdraw $10,000.00 from my US IRA, and the with holding tax has been collected. In reality, will I get to claim that tax money back from the Canadian gov't through the ...

Need to add...
I live in Canada, and file only a Federal return., no state income tax to report.

I am a Canadian, with an IRA.
Bought a stock which falls under this "partner's share" income partnership!
I made no money, I lost money on the trade, I do not want to claim the deduction. It is a small loss.
Do I need to file the paperwork for it?
Thank you.

Hmmm, both RBC Wealth Management in the usa, and TD Ameritrade, take on Canadians with ira's.

Yes, I do file the NR form.
Thank you, for your help.
So very frustrating, when you never are told the whole story, of what you need to do! Cause I did ask, am I done now? lol

I abandoned my PR card in 2014. I file a US tax return every year, because I receive alimony from the US..but I pay my taxes as per the treaty to the Canadian gov't. I have not received anything from Homeland saying they have accepted my abandonment. After searching for some answers, I found this ...

I was just informed by RBC wealth management that I have to change investors, because the gal I had, is no longer "allowed" to deal with me. I use to live in the US, moved back to Canada and reclaimed my citizenship, but my retirement money is still there. Does anyone know where I can find ...

Not sure if I need form 8833, I saw that on the web. It seems like a lot of gibberish I don't understand.

Everytime I call the irs or cra, I get different answers....good luck figuring it all out.

ok, I thought paying my 2012 taxes ended my relationship with the US. Now, they are saying I have to keep filing for as long as I am getting alimony from the us...I am paying my taxes to CRA...So, I know I don't owe the irs any money,(I pay more in taxes in Can than I did in the US) but there are so ...

OMG, do it, say you didn't know about it, they can fine you.....they just want to know that the money isn't being touched...

I am no longer living in the usa, and I am filing taxes in Canada...I am a Canadian citizen. I have my rsp in the usa in a traditional ira. Do I need to file anything yearly with the irs showing I am not touching that money? Do I need to tell Canada I have that ira and I am not touching it? So much ...

I left the us in 2012, and just paid out my taxes and penalties to the irs....I was wondering, if any portion of that is claimable, or is there a line on my cdn return where I can enter that...assuming this is beneficial for me. TIA

Can you tell me, I am a Canadian, who got divorced in the US, now living in Canada again....is my divorce decree valid in Canada?

thank you.