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[quote="Yssa3675"][quote="nelsona"]sounds right. you had no choice about adding your EI.

You should not have any RRSP income to report however.[/quote]


Thank you very much!
More power to you![/quote]

For Canada tax return,
Do i need to declare or put my US income?

[quote="nelsona"]sounds right. you had no choice about adding your EI.

You should not have any RRSP income to report however.[/quote]


Thank you very much!
More power to you!

[quote="Yssa3675"][quote="nelsona"]No, for ftc purposes, it is general limit. Passive is investment income.[/quote]


Thank you very much! Big help!
So this what ive done..
File jointly
Used form 1116 for my EI
form 2555 for my income in canada( convert into usdollar) , this include my 5k of rrsp ...

[quote="nelsona"]No, for ftc purposes, it is general limit. Passive is investment income.[/quote]


Thank you very much! Big help!
So this what ive done..
File jointly
Used form 1116 for my EI
form 2555 for my income in canada( convert into usdollar) , this include my 5k withdrawal
8891 for my ...

[quote="nelsona"]You are electing to be treated as full-year residnt, so simply say yes when that question comes up.[/quote


Thank you very much!
Now, is EI consider passive income

[quote="nelsona"]2555 will work for your Cdn wages,

Dont forget that your EI should not appear on your tax return. It should have had flat tax withheld.

It should appear on your joint US retunr too. And only 1116 can be used for the EI.[/quote]


Turbo tax wont allow me to use 2555 coz i wasnt ...

Is this right?

I am filling jointly with my husband , is filling my canadian taxes then use that income as a foreign exclusion using form 2555ez will work for my case or 1116? ( worked in canada till april then Ei after i move to us

[quote="Yssa3675"]Hello,
The more i read the more confuse i get.

I moved to US MAY 2013 and got married.
So for my tax in Canada: are this correct
1. That i will file married? ( i read that since i was not married when i was in canada i will file single? , correct?
2. That 2013 will be my exit ...

Hello,
The more i read the more confuse i get.

I moved to US MAY 2013 and got married.
So for my tax in Canada: are this correct
1. That i will file married? ( i read that since i was not married when i was in canada i will file single? , correct?
2. That 2013 will be my exit tax?

For US ...