No, as long as the proper withholding taxes were held on your dividends and interest income. For dividends it is 15% and for interest, it is 0%.
Allan Madan, CPA
February 20, 2014
Do investors who receive form 1099 or form 1042 from the U.S. have to file a U.S. tax return?
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