Hi all:
I have worked in US with TN visa since Feb 2006 and the whole 2006 income of myself was from us sources. My wife still lives in Ontario and has a job there. I have kept my Canada TD bank account and its credit account.
I noticed from Notice of Assessment that my 2006 RRSP deduction limit was around 15000. To my understanding, I need to report my 2006 income to us as a resident allien. So my question is whether or not I should buy the RRSP at this time in order to reduce my taxable income. In order words, is there any way that I can take advantage of my RRSP deduction limit to reduce tax payment?
RRSP, buy or not?
Moderator: Mark T Serbinski CA CPA
Your RRSP contribution won't reduce your US tax, so contribute just enough (or deduct only what you need) to reduce your Cdn tax to '0'.
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