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Why line 33099 (medical expenses) not zero even if no medical expenses have been submitted (and not checked in Tax Profile section)? Thank you

 
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Why line 33099 (medical expenses) not zero even if no medical expenses have been submitted (and not checked in Tax Profile section)? Thank you

Line 33099 (Medical Expenses) in TurboTax frequently displays a non-zero amount despite no manual entries because it auto-fills data from your tax slips (T4 or T4A).Line 33099 (Medical Expenses) in TurboTax frequently displays a non-zero amount despite no manual entries because it auto-fills data from your tax slips (T4 or T4A).

Even if you do not explicitly enter medical expenses, TurboTax will pull information from specific boxes on your employer-provided slips, classifying them as "phantom" or automatic medical expenses.

 

Check if any of these apply to you:

 

  • T4 Box 85 (Private Health Services Plan Premiums): If your employer deducted private health insurance premiums through payroll, this amount is reported here. TurboTax automatically pulls this to line 33099.
  • T4A Box 135 (Provincial Medical Premiums): Similar to T4, premiums paid to a provincial plan can be auto-filled from a T4A.
  • Unused Carry Forward: You may have a medical expense amount carried forward from the previous year's tax return.

If you believe this amount is incorrect, you must check your T4 entries or delete the auto-filled data.

 

Hope this helps! 

 

Thank you for choosing TurboTax.

 

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Why line 33099 (medical expenses) not zero even if no medical expenses have been submitted (and not checked in Tax Profile section)? Thank you

Line 33099 (Medical Expenses) in TurboTax frequently displays a non-zero amount despite no manual entries because it auto-fills data from your tax slips (T4 or T4A).Line 33099 (Medical Expenses) in TurboTax frequently displays a non-zero amount despite no manual entries because it auto-fills data from your tax slips (T4 or T4A).

Even if you do not explicitly enter medical expenses, TurboTax will pull information from specific boxes on your employer-provided slips, classifying them as "phantom" or automatic medical expenses.

 

Check if any of these apply to you:

 

  • T4 Box 85 (Private Health Services Plan Premiums): If your employer deducted private health insurance premiums through payroll, this amount is reported here. TurboTax automatically pulls this to line 33099.
  • T4A Box 135 (Provincial Medical Premiums): Similar to T4, premiums paid to a provincial plan can be auto-filled from a T4A.
  • Unused Carry Forward: You may have a medical expense amount carried forward from the previous year's tax return.

If you believe this amount is incorrect, you must check your T4 entries or delete the auto-filled data.

 

Hope this helps! 

 

Thank you for choosing TurboTax.

 

Why line 33099 (medical expenses) not zero even if no medical expenses have been submitted (and not checked in Tax Profile section)? Thank you

Data were from our T4As. Thank you.

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