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Line 934 - Foreign non-business income tax paid

Line 934 - Foreign non-business income tax paid

If you are designating a foreign tax credit to a beneficiary, you have to submit an official receipt or information slip from the foreign country. This is necessary to support the claim that the trust paid foreign non-business income tax, or that it was withheld from foreign non-business income the trust earned.

The portion of foreign taxes you designate to a beneficiary has to be in proportion to the foreign income you designate to that beneficiary. You have to convert any foreign taxes paid in foreign currency to Canadian funds.

For more information, see Income Tax Folio S5-F2-C1, Foreign Tax Credit, archived Interpretation Bulletin IT-201, Foreign Tax Credit - Trusts and Beneficiaries, and see "Line 23 - Federal foreign tax credit" on page 63.