Can I file a joint return in turbo tax if I am a deemed resident and my spouse is a factual resident? If so, how would I do this?
I am a member of the Canadian military posted outside of Canada. I have confirmed with CRA, I am a deemed resident and my spouse is a factual resident. This is the third return in a row we have filed like this, but the first time I've used Turbo Tax while living out of Canada.
Can I file a joint return in turbo tax if I am a deemed resident and my spouse is a factual resident? If so, how would I do this?
Thank you for serving our country. Yes of course you can, please see the link below to assist you in filing your joint tax return based on your residency status:
Residency status when preparing a return in TurboTax
The only thing is that because you are not in Canada, you will have to print and mail in your tax return to the CRA, here are instructions on how to do that:
In the online edition of TurboTax, how do I print a copy of my tax return?
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