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I looked for this form (RP 2002-23) on IRS website, I tried Google, but I couldn't find it anywhere. Please indicate me where to go and print it, or if it can be subsitute by a statement, please indicate how I should write it.
I was ready to mail the American return when I realized I didn't ...

Moved to US in Oct. 2005, will file as MFJ. I have the opotion of claiming on US return the Canadian tax on interest. What percentage/amount I shoud claim, since on the Canadian return that I will attach to the American return it will not show the tax on interest itself?

I couldn't find a tax rate ...

In 2006 I am only US resident. I still have some Canadian income in the form of bank interest and EI benefits, taxed at source (10%, respectively 25%). I will be allowed to claim tuition fee paid for my son in Canada in 2006 from this Canadian income? I know that as a non-resident I don't have to ...

Moved to US in Oct. 2005. In Canada I worked for an employer that provided a Pension Plan (I would put 3% of my salary and the company 4%, tax free). Since I have to report the RRSP balance at the end of 2005 on form 8891 and have the option to defer the US tax, I assume I have to do the same with ...

I moved to US in Oct. 2005. My son is in ON-Canada and started college in Sept. 2005 for which I have paid the tuition fee in July 2005. Can he transfer me the tuition and education amounts so I can use them as a credit on both federal and ON returns? My income in 2005 was only from Canadian sources ...

I legally moved to US in Oct. 2005. I have a Canadian bank account and recently I received the T5 slip. There was no tax withhold although I have notified the bank about my departure (I kept on file a Canadian address though, I was told it is better to have a Canadian mailing address). I called the ...

Canadian Citizenship application has nothing to do with tax, CIC and CRA cover diferent areas.

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You can claim tuition expenses according to the rules on each tax return. usinf the expenses on your Cdn return does not disqualify you from ...

Nelson, thank you very much for answering! Now that I learned I have to report in US my world (Canadian) income for the whole year 2005 I need further clarification, please help.
My son will start college in Canada this September. My intention is to claim "Federal Tuition and Education Amounts" for ...

In about 1 month I'll move to US with a K1 visa and marry. For 2005 tax year it is possible to have income only from Canadian sources (roughly 9 months of salary and, if approved, 3 months of EI). Since I'll be less than 6 months in US I have the option to file US taxes as a non-resident. In this ...