Yes you should report the amount of income received, and the amount of tax withheld from form NR-4. The total of your income amounts from all of your NR-4s received for the year will then need to be entered into the Statement of World Income in TurboTax.
NOTE:
An NR-4 slip is issued by residents of Canada (and in some cases by non-residents), who have paid certain amounts to a Canadian non-resident. The issuer of the slip is required to withhold tax from the payment to the non-resident, and to remit it to the Government. All eligible NR-4 income types can be found on the back of the NR-4 slip, and the type of income specific to an individual NR-4 slip is found in box 14 (on the front of the NR-4 itself).
For more information please see:
What is an NR-4 slip, and how do I enter it into TurboTax?
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Yes you should report the amount of income received, and the amount of tax withheld from form NR-4. The total of your income amounts from all of your NR-4s received for the year will then need to be entered into the Statement of World Income in TurboTax.
NOTE:
An NR-4 slip is issued by residents of Canada (and in some cases by non-residents), who have paid certain amounts to a Canadian non-resident. The issuer of the slip is required to withhold tax from the payment to the non-resident, and to remit it to the Government. All eligible NR-4 income types can be found on the back of the NR-4 slip, and the type of income specific to an individual NR-4 slip is found in box 14 (on the front of the NR-4 itself).
For more information please see:
What is an NR-4 slip, and how do I enter it into TurboTax?
Thank you for choosing TurboTax. If you have further questions, please feel free to contact us.