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Canadian Pensions

Forum|Forum|6 years ago
March 6, 2020
1 reply
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I want to declare my Canadian pension incomes. I have read conflicting answers on how to report it

One pension is the O.A.S and the other is the QPP (which does have tax withheld)

Do I put it under social security or treat it as a 1099R. I have seen both answers.

Do I really need to make a dummy 1099?

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Please see the TurboTax FAQ on how to enter your Canadian pension: How do I enter my Canadian Pension Plan (CPP) or Old Age Security (OAS) benefits?

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km53Author

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thanks. Do i really have to create an SSA 1099 for these? How much info do i have to puy on it?

km53Author

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where do i put the Canadian tax withheld? The SSA-1099 page or the foreign tax credit page, or both?