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State tax filing
You can claim a credit for tax paid to Canada in the Massachusetts section.
- Continue until you see Pay Tax to Another State?
- On Other Jurisdiction, use the last option in the drop down: The Dominion of Canada
- Follow the rest of the screens
Massachusetts allows a credit for tax paid to:
- Other states in the U.S., including payments made under the Rhode Island Temporary Disability Insurance Act or other similar programs that meet all requirements and are essentially an income tax
- Any territory or dependency of the U.S., including:
- Puerto Rico
- The Virgin Islands
- Guam
- The District of Columbia
- The Dominion of Canada or any of its provinces (You must first reduce the taxes you paid by the amount allowed as a federal Foreign Tax Credit on U.S. Form 1116, claimed or not.)
- New Hampshire Business Profits Tax (considered an income tax)
- District of Columbia Unincorporated Business Franchise Tax (UBT)
Learn about the income tax paid to another jurisdiction credit
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March 1, 2022
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