Thank you @BillM223 I will not be filing in Canada as this is the only tie I have to Canada. I have no reason to be filing there other than this inheritance. I don't really care if I get money back. I just want to do this right. I've been told way too many different ways to file this and multiple forms, one way I'm getting back 60% of what I paid to Canada and one way I'm owing $20,000 to the IRS. I've called a few CPAs locally and can't find anyone with experience with these NR4 forms and since ultimately I'm liable for this I'm not sure how to proceed. Even with Upgrading my turbotax they couldn't help.
