I am not a Canadian Citizen and I moved out of Canada in 2015. I was forced to sell my employer based RRSP and I received an NR4.

[mansfield15]

I don't see this listed as an option in your program. Please advise

[mansfield15]

I do not believe that the people responding to this question understand what I am asking. I worked in Canada for 4 tax years and I have successfully filed a return using turbo tax for the previous 3 years. I worked in Canada until March of last year and moved back to the United States, I have T4 income for which I am filing a return. I want to ensure that I file the correct information regarding the RRSP account and remain in good standing with the CRA.

[TurboTaxEsther]

Contact CRA's international office. http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/cntct/ntrntnlnqrs-eng.html

[Lyne-TurboTax · Accepted solution]

Sorry. You will be able to find all what you need on this link:

https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/questions/1189835-residency-status-when-preparing-a-return-in-t...

Hope it will help.

[TurboTaxEsther]

Once again. NR4 is NOT the same as a T4 and does not go anywhere on the Canadian tax return. As a non-resident, you can not contribute to a Canadian RRSP.

[Lyne-TurboTax]

TurboTax can to be used by Canadian citizens. It is for this reason you will not  be able to find this slip in our software.

You will need to do your return manually. Here is a link I have found for you to help you through the CRA Website

http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/E/pbg/tf/5013-r/

[TurboTaxEsther]

Unless you need to file a Canadian return, (for other reasons) you do not need to file based on the NR4 slip. This is your Canadian tax liability.

The NR4 does not go on a Canadian Tax return.