I have a very detailed excel listing of all my family member medical expenses. I would rather not enter each line item in Turbotax but rather the sum total. I noticed when entering each expense it populates a Medical Expense Worksheet which is appended to the T1 pdf after completing a submission. Does anyone know if the Medical Expenses Worksheet is submitted to CRA as part of the netfile process or just the result on line item 33099 ?
No, the medical expense worksheet does not follow your return to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
There is a way to enter your medical benefits in a single entry of the total amount of medical receipts. Before beginning, make sure you've entered all your income information into TurboTax. TurboTax will use these details to automatically calculate the minimum medical expenses you need to enter, as well as to determine your eligibility for claiming a deduction.
Note: You may want to keep all your receipts for at least six years in case the CRA asks to see them.
Thank you for choosing TurboTax.
The explanation is fine except that I don't see any explanation of exactly where I see "Find" in the upper right hand corner. You didn't provide any starting point. Is it on one of the Forms, T-Slips? This is so frustrating. I have used TurboTax for years and now am rethinking the wisdom of using a program that has no real person to person support.
@PJG2 If you are using the app or the online version with a small screen, there will be a magnifying glass in the top right instead of the word Find. If you are using TurboTax CD/Download in Forms mode, there is no "Find", just click on the Forms icon instead.