Taxpayer is US citizen and senior citizen.
She has income in India and deadline to file taxes for 2020 is extended until end of dec. 21 in India.
But in USA extended deadline is October 15 21.
She has not filed or paid taxes to Indian tax dept yet - but she know how much she owes to India. She has prepared tax return but has not filed yet and not possible to file before October 15 which is US deadline.
Question is - Even though she has not paid taxes to India yet...Can she still claim foreign tax credit on her US tax return before 15th October?
Also, in case she can not file US tax return by October 15 - what are the consequences? She does not owe any taxes in the USA because she did not have any income from the USA and her income in India is less than US standard deduction.
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Question is - Even though she has not paid taxes to India yet...Can she still claim foreign tax credit on her US tax return before 15th October? Of course she can since the returns cover the same tax year.
You did not answer my other question. .. in case she can not file US tax return by October 15 - what are the consequences? She does not owe any taxes in the USA because she did not have any income from the USA and her income in India is less than US standard deduction.
No tax owed = no consequences.
Thanks,
Can you guide me how to we report her interest income and capital gains without 1099-int from Indian banks and 1099-B from Indian brokers (because they dont issue 1099 or communicate with IRS for informational returns.
Can we report interest income as if she would have received 1099-int (without mentioning payer ID) if so can we still claim foreign tax credit?
Also same question for capital gains..can we choose to report capital gains as if we received 1099-B (guess we can't because turbotax is asking to upload 1099-B copy which we dont have.
In that case - should we report this capital gains under other income head ? and still claim foreign tax credit for all the income mentioned here?
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