NR4 slips are typically issued to non-residents of Canada. However, if you're a Canadian resident and have received an NR4 slip, here's how to report it:

1. Determine the income type:
   • Look at the income code in box 14 of your NR4 slip
   • This code indicates what type of income you've received (e.g., dividends, interest)
2. Report the income:
   • Add the appropriate income section to your profile based on the income type
   • Enter the income amount from your NR4 slip in the corresponding section
3. Non-resident tax deducted:
   • You can't claim the "non-resident tax deducted" (box 17) on your Canadian tax return
   • To recover this amount, you'll need to apply for a refund separately

Important notes:

• Wealthsimple Tax is designed for Canadian residents. If you're not a resident of Canada, you may need to use different tax filing methods
• Contact your financial institution to update your residency status for future tax slips

Remember:

• Keep your NR4 slip and any related documents for your records

If you're unsure about your residency status or how to report NR4 income, consider consulting with a tax expert.