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Question

Where should I enter foreign pension income without a slip? Per CRA, it is reportable as income but not taxable under tax treaty and to be entered in Lines 11500

Forum|Forum|4 years ago
March 24, 2022
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This is for SSS pension from the Philippines.

If you have a foreign pension income you need to report, you would need to use the Foreign Income page.

In TurboTax Online, the fastest way to get there would be to use the “Find” tool in the top right. Click “Find” and search for “Foreign Income”, then select it from the list and click on the “Go” button. Then click on “Enter Foreign Income” and enter your amount from your bank book. Click “Done with Foreign Income” to save the information you have entered.

For more information please follow our TurboTax FAQ How do I report foreign income, foreign pension, and other foreign amounts?

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