1040 NR, Bank Interest Income

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agrisiva
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1040 NR, Bank Interest Income

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I am a Canadian resident and US non-resident. I have my entire US bank Interest exempted and reported on Line 22 of 1040 NR. I also record this income in item L of Schedule OI on page 5, but trying to figure out what “Tax Treaty Articleâ€￾ I should mention in the column (b). is it just “Article XIâ€￾?
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Post by nelsona »

IRS regulations do not require non-residents to report US bank interest. it is not a treaty benefit, its for everyone.

So, you don;t report it anywehere on 1040NR.
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agrisiva
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Post by agrisiva »

ahh, makes sense, thx nelsona
agrisiva
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Post by agrisiva »

ok, i found this one......

"If the nonresident alien individual uses Form 1040NR to report his income, then such nontaxable interest income shall not be reported anywhere on Form 1040NR except in response to question L on page 5 of Form 1040NR."

http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/int ... 29,00.html

what do you think?
JGCA
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Post by JGCA »

As Nelsona sid do not report this at all on the 1040NR
JG
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