Where do I enter the Canada Child Benefit I received last year on tax return this year ?

[TurboTaxSusan · Accepted solution]

You don’t need to enter the Canada Child Benefit amount you received on your tax return. 

[jrzus]

Hi Susan would you be able to advise in this regarding entering the RRSP contribution amounts, I am a bit confused 

FOR EG.

TAX file for 2018

Issuer of RRSP;  X Employer

Contributions for 2018 : $1000

Contributions for the First 60 Days of 2019 : $2000

TAX file for 2019

Issuer of RRSP;  X Employer

Contributions for 2019 : $2000 ( This amount is the same as I already entered in my tax file 2018, can I still repeat enter this amount under 2019 ?)

Contributions for the First 60 Days of 2020 : $1000

Does the above look legal and correct

I hope this makes sense

Thank you

Joseph

[TurboTaxHeba]

Report in 2018 Tax return:

RRSP contribution March 2, 2018, - Dec 31, 2018 > remainder of the year

RRSP contribution Jan 1, 2019, - March 1, 2019 > first 60 days

unused contribution from prior years in any > found in the notice of assessment or AFR (has to be reported before)

Report in 2019:

RRSP contribution March 2, 2019, - Dec 31, 2019 > remainder of the year

RRSP contribution Jan 1, 2020, - March 1, 2020 > first 60 days

unused contribution from prior years in any > found in the notice of assessment or AFR (has to be reported before)

If there is any contribution in 2018 that has not been reported yet, and you have already filed your 2018 tax return > you will need to file a T1-Adjustment for 2018 or Refile the 2018 return to include the new information. 

Below is an example screenshot from TurboTax online:

I hope this was helpful