In T5013 where do we enter amount of box 210?

antoinek13 · ‎October 31, 2019

Box 210 in T5013 is missing?. Also missing Box 132 & 134?

TurboTaxLise · ‎October 31, 2019

In the T5013 slip, right at the bottom of the screen, you will see box 210 carrying charges

You will not find Boxes 132 and 134 in TurboTax. Not necessary to enter them in.

Box 132 is the actual amount of dividends which is grossed up to Box 133 amounts which is the amount that is entered and used in the TurboTax calculation.
Box 134 is the amount that the T5013 has calculated as the Dividend tax credit on the Box 133 Dividend amounts. -TurboTax automatically includes this amount based on your T5013 plus any other relevant amounts in your return to calculate the Dividend tax credit shown on Schedule 1 Line 425.

AnneTaxQueen · ‎March 17, 2020

I do not see box 210 at the bottom of the screen.

The T5013 that is on CRA website was downloaded...and TurboTax did NOTHING with it. Ignored. Very disappointed.

Please help to identify what to do with boxes on this slip

10 Total limited partner's business income (loss),

20 Total business income (loss)

30 total capital gains (losses)

40 capital cost allowance

113 Return of capital

128 Interest from Canadian Sources

132 Actual amount of eligible divs

133 Taxable amount of eligible divs

134 Div tax credit

135 - AUS - Foreign dividend and interest income

146 - Other investment Income

147 - type of investment income "foreign accrual property"

151 - capital gains (losses) ** it has the same value as box 30

171 - UDA - Foreign tax paid on non business income

210 Total carrying charges

Ty555 · ‎March 29, 2022

Very helpful information

koda12 · ‎January 16, 2023

on Turbotax tax return there are forms T5013 and T5013-2 T5013-3 and T5013-4 which have different box numbers

TurboTaxGinette · ‎January 16, 2023

The question is unclear. Please see this Canada Revenue Agency link for information: Statement of Partnership Income – Instructions for recipient.

If you are asking about Box 210: Total carrying charges (multi-jurisdictional), TurboTax software does not support Multi-Jurisdiction. Intuit's ProFile supports this feature and there is an option to buy one tax return as well.

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