beejay53
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I have a NR4 with income code 64 and don't know where to report it on 2018 tax return.

 
PhyllisG
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You can add the information from the Form NR4 into the United States TurboTax according the code that is shown on the statement.

For example, if there is a code 61, then the amount is for interest income. You will: 

  • Type "1099-INT" in Search or Find
  • Select the Jump to 1099-int link
  • Navigate through the Form 1099-INT prompts to add your NR4, interest income.

You should convert the Canadian funds to US dollars before entering into TurboTax. 

You will use the Search/Find feature for the topic that relates to the NR4 code.

I cannot locate a code 64 to determine the type of income that you have received. Code 64 is not shown on the NR4 chart. I have attached the link for your reference: http://www.rbcds.com/TaxReporting/_assets-custom/pdf/NR4.pdf

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OP asked about code 64, not 61. There are 66 distinct possibilities and 1099-INT does not cover all of them. 

 

I have been searching Intuit help pages for a while and there is no clear answer. This should be added into the software. 

 

 

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@entsrgn19 As stated in the answer to the Original Poster -

 

I cannot locate a code 64 to determine the type of income that you have received. Code 64 is not shown on the NR4 chart. I have attached the link for your reference: http://www.rbcds.com/TaxReporting/_assets-custom/pdf/NR4.pdf

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I meant, there is no clear answer for adding form NR4, as there are 66 possibilities, of which not all are the same, and maybe less than 6 have been covered on this help forum. 

 

Eg, how to add Income Code 26? 

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For a RRIF payment -

  • Click on Federal Taxes (Personal using Home and Business)
  • Click on Wages and Income (Personal Income using Home and Business)
  • Click on I'll choose what I work on (if shown)
  • Scroll down to Retirement Plans and Social Security
  • On Canadian Registered Pension Income click on the start button