Thank You! That was what I was thinking.
"If you file a 1040NR for the first 2 months, then you would exclude the income."
By Exclude you mean don't report it to IRS at all?
I thought I am suppose to report my Jan-Feb income on 1040NR, and then file Form 1116 Foreign Tax Credit.
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- Sat Apr 07, 2018 7:54 pm
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- Topic: Dual-Status tax year, income in Canada but from US source.
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Dual-Status tax year, income in Canada but from US source.
Hi.
I moved to US in Feb2017.
Prior to that I was an independent contractor, working from Canada. But the company that was paying me as a contractor was located in the US (US Source).
So for tax on the income before I moved to the US (about 5 weeks total, Jan01-Feb05 2017), do I pay this to the ...
I moved to US in Feb2017.
Prior to that I was an independent contractor, working from Canada. But the company that was paying me as a contractor was located in the US (US Source).
So for tax on the income before I moved to the US (about 5 weeks total, Jan01-Feb05 2017), do I pay this to the ...