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Turbo Tax has NOT fixed the CCA override / NetFile submission. Yes, you can override the your CCA claim. However, once you do so attempts to netfile your return fails due to the override. You must mail in your returns ($13.50).
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I override my CCA claim and was able to netfile with no issues, it was fixed with the latest update.
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As of 5 minutes ago, I am still not able to NETFILE with the CCA override.
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To override the amount of CCA that you are claiming, click once into the total box in column 20, then select Edit > Forms Override from the top menu. You should now be able to change the amount.
You should be able NETFILE even if you have overridden your CCA claim to make it zero. This is one of the few cases where you can override and still NETFILE your return.


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Except it wouldn't let me Netfile with the override as I showed you with my previous screen shot. Also, for 2025, TP-128 Quebec rental property forms do not calculate the CCA properly. Specifically, column 16 is supposed to add columns 12+14 and subtract column 15 and populate a CCA % rate in column 17. It does neither of those things and therefore real estate depreciation is not included for Quebec and creates a delta reported on the CRA 776 forms. Is this a bug that will be fixed soon?