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Because you have a duty to report all your U. The usually lower U. If you think the CRA does not have methods of finding out about U. Tax evasion is a criminal offence in Canada and the United States.
If your small Canadian unincorporated business earned income in the United States and that income is reported on your personal tax return, the same rules apply. You have to add the U. Unfortunately, since no U. According to the IRS, because you are filing your tax return as an attachment to your ITIN application, you should not mail your return to the address listed in the Form , A or EZ instructions. This is because the application for your ITIN is a federal filing.
However some states will accept state filings with W-7 attachments. Please contact your state for more information using the State Department of Revenue Contacts and ask if your state will accept a state tax return with a Form W-7 attached. When the IRS assigns you an ITIN, update your returns both federal and state in TurboTax with this new information and then you should be able to e-file your state return.
Because many states give an automatic extension when you file the federal extension Form , just file a federal extension even if you don't think you will need it for your federal tax return. But check with your state's Department of Revenue to make sure that your state doesn't have a separate state extension filing. Register now, and your Bright! Tax CPA will be in touch right away to guide you through the next steps. Get Started Now.
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