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Promptly filing a 1040X (Amended U.S. Tax Return) for 2008 would be the prudent thing to do.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Well, if this is the case then we are screwed. Nick put me on his taxes last year even though I couldn't work....he never declared anything I made in Canada prior to moving down here or the unemployment I collected at the end of 2008. He did them wrong last year.

Hopefully it doesn't come back to bite us, we simply didn't know :(

Best to file an Amended tax return which is kind of like a do-over to notify them of a mistake, the worst that could happen is that you may owe a little intrest on what you owe them, if you do owe the IRS anything.

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