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The document is a RESP (Registered Education Savings Plan) Withdrawal Form from CIBC Investor Services Inc., detailing the process and requirements for withdrawing funds from an RESP. It includes sections for general information, payment information for Educational Assistance Payments (EAP), Refund of Contributions (ROC), Accumulated Income Payments (AIP), and over-contribution withdrawals. The form outlines eligibility criteria, tax implications, and necessary documentation for beneficiaries seeking to access their education savings.

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Begin by filling out Section A - General Information. Enter your first name, last name, telephone number, and Social Insurance Number. If applicable, provide details for a joint subscriber.
Move to Section B - Payment Information. Specify whether you are requesting an Educational Assistance Payment (EAP) and indicate if the beneficiary is a full-time or part-time student. Fill in the EAP amount requested.
Complete the Receiving Beneficiary Information by providing their name, address, and Social Insurance Number. Ensure all details are accurate for tax documentation purposes.
In the Educational Institution and Program Information section, provide details about the institution and program length. Attach proof of enrollment as required.
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How to report RESP withdrawal on US tax return?

Typically, there will be a requirement to file, for each TFSA or RESP held by the US citizen, form 3520 (Annual Return To Report Transactions with Foreign Trusts and Receipt of Certain Foreign Gifts) for any year in which there is a contribution or withdrawal from the plan, and form 3520-A (Annual Information Return

How are RRSP withdrawals taxed in the US?

The entire amount withdrawn is subject to U.S. federal income tax, although taxpayers can claim a foreign tax credit for any Canadian taxes paid on that withdrawal to avoid double taxation. Additionally, RRSPs are considered specified foreign financial assets and must be reported on Form 8938 and FinCEN Form 114.

Can you use Canadian RESP in the US?

The RESP beneficiary can be a non-resident of Canada while studying abroad. Even if the student moves to another country for their education, they can still access their RESP funds. However, its important to ensure that the educational institution and the program meet the requirements set by the ESDC.

What happens to RESP if you leave Canada?

If you leave, you can keep the RESP open but once your child becomes a non-resident, deposits are no longer allowed. Same thing goes for the TFSA.

Are RESP withdrawals taxable in the US?

The income earned in the plan maintains its character for U.S. income tax purposes. Future withdrawals from the plan, which may include previously taxed income and capital gains, as well as your original contributions to the plan, are subject to U.S. tax only to the extent they include an untaxed amount.