I do not know the Canadian tax law.  But as per my knowledge, if you are a U.S. Citizen or Resident, you will need to file Canadian return first so that you can get a Foreign Tax Credit for taxes paid to a foreign country on the income that is going to be taxed on your U.S. tax return also.  ... View more

That is correct as replied by DoninGA ... View more

That is correct, as mentioned by tagteam, you do not need a new TurboTax Online account.  If you have a deluxe or premier version, you will be able upgrade that to the Turbo Tax Online Self-employed version.  ... View more

VolvoGirl is absolutely correct!! ... View more

Great answer VolvoGirl ... View more

I am assuming you're a US Citizen/Resident.  I am also assuming that all your income is from Canada and nothing from Japan since you moved to Canada in January of 2021.  So you will file a Canadian tax return and then fill out the US tax return.  If you pay any tax to Canada on the same income you should get Foreign Tax Credit on your US tax return.  That means your income will not be double taxed.  Hope this helps. ... View more

so that's great that you had the federal and state taxes taken out from your Unemployment Income in the current year 2021.  Now when you file your 2021 tax return, then it will all be calculated and if your total income tax paid is higher than your total tax liability, then you will get a refund.  ... View more

I am assuming you're talking about Tax Year 2021 (current year).  Looks like you may not have had any tax withheld from your Unemployment Income.  Yes, setting your withholding election to 0 is a good idea, this way, you may have enough withholding from your W-2 income that may cover you (depends what your total unemployment income and Total Income for the whole year is).  Now is a good time to do a rough estimate for your Total Income for the whole year 2021 and see if you will have enough tax withholdings.  If not, you can always change your W-4 form and ask them to withhold additional amounts from your paychecks for the rest of the year. ... View more

Are you talking about Tax Year 2021? The $10,200 exclusion was only applicable to Tax Year 2020.  We don't know yet if they will come up with something similar for the current tax year 2021.  State of Florida does not have any State Income Tax.  You probably mean to say that Florida is withholding 10% for your Federal Taxes.  Not enough info here to know whether you are fairly well covered.  Depends what your total income is for the whole year? Depends if you're talking about 2020 or 2021?  Depends what your withholding is on your other items of income?  etc. etc.  ... View more

There might be some pending bills related to Unemployment benefits, but nothing approved as yet for the 2021 Tax Year.  https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/1319/text   ... View more