Tax Information Checklist

Documents You May Receive

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U.S. Tax Information Checklist

This checklist will help you understand and organize the tax slips and supporting documents you may receive related to your investments at RBC Dominion Securities for filing a return with the Internal Revenue Service. For information on filing a return with the IRS, refer to their website www.irs.gov .If you do not file a return with the IRS, these forms are for information purposes only. RBC Dominion Securities will file a copy of all U.S. tax slips with the IRS.

Printable version of U.S. Tax Information Checklist.

Click on underlined words on the table below to see an example of the named tax slip.

Name	Mail Date	Information Reported
1099 package	End of January(with possible amendments in March or April)	If you are a U.S. person (as defined by the IRS), you will receive a 1099 package that reports payments made to you during the year. The package may contain: Summary of 1099 Investment Income summarizes investment income related to accounts held at RBC Dominion Securities. A "(?)" indicates that all information concerning the tax year is not yet final and amendments may be made during March and April. If you see a "(?)", we recommend that you wait for any possible amendments before filing your tax return. If you receive no amendments, the 1099 slips received in January are sufficient to file your tax return. 1099-DIV Record of Dividends for any dividend income received during the year. 1099-INT Record of Interest for any interest received during the year. 1099-B Summary of Broker and Barter Exchange Transactions for any proceeds from sales or redemptions of securities, futures transactions, commodities and barter exchange received during the year.
1042-S Foreign Person's U.S. Source Income Subject to Withholding	End of March	1042-S Foreign Person's U.S. Source Income Subject to Withholding reports total dividends and interest earned during the year to the beneficial owners of U.S. Corporations, Trusts, and Partnerships. If you are a Non-U.S. citizen, Canadian resident and a beneficiary of a trust, partnership, estate, etc., you may receive a 1042-S form.

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