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I earned income in the USA, reported it to the IRS and CRA, and ended up paying taxes twice. Can I get a refund from the USA?

adityapetluru — Wed, 11 Feb 2026 10:06:49 GMT

I filed taxes in USA and got a refund. I filed taxes in Canada and had to pay additional tax amount for reporting foreign income. Will I be able get additional refund from the US tax return? I am a Canadian resident for tax purposes.

Re: I earned income in the USA, reported it to the IRS and CRA, and ended up paying taxes twice. ...

JotikaT2 — Tue, 23 Jul 2024 23:21:10 GMT

It will depend upon the type of return filed in the US. If you are a citizen and are required to file taxes in the United States, you should be able to claim the foreign tax credit on your US tax return when you prepare it for any income that is taxed both in the US and Canada. Please see this link for additional information on the foreign tax credit.

If you have already filed your tax return, you will need to amend your return to claim the foreign tax credit. Please see the following links to guide you through this process.

How to amend your return

How to claim the foreign tax credit

Re: I earned income in the USA, reported it to the IRS and CRA, and ended up paying taxes twice. ...

adityapetluru — Thu, 25 Jul 2024 07:42:03 GMT

Thank you for your prompt and detailed response. I appreciate your guidance on claiming the foreign tax credit. Just to clarify, I am an Indian citizen residing in Canada. Are there any additional points or concerns I should be aware of while filing the tax amendment?

Re: I earned income in the USA, reported it to the IRS and CRA, and ended up paying taxes twice. ...

JotikaT2 — Thu, 25 Jul 2024 20:17:07 GMT

If you are a resident of Canada and filed in the US to report your income earned here, then you may need to amend your Canadian return instead. I'd recommend using the Canadian TurboTax Community forum here to request assistance as it directly relates to your circumstances.