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Old 02-14-2010, 02:03 AM
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Can I take foreign tax credit or deduct taxes paid on foreign investments in IRA?

I have investments in my traditional IRA that pay dividends back into the tax-deferred IRA. The foreign government taxes the dividend. Am I eligible for a tax credit or a deduction for the ~$1K in taxes taken by the foreign government?
I did not get a 1099 form. Will I need to contact someone to get the form?
Thanks for your help.



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