It seems that Intuit doesn't understand that the field is being validated to a currency mask as error says to a "enter a dollar value in the format of 9999.99" whereas box 16 requires a numeric value with at least 6 decimal places. Just because CRA doesn't see, I do and I don't want to have to go back to my receipts to see what the actual quantity was.  If this is acceptable accounting to fudge the number to get around a formatting error, then I would like to sell you a box of smarties. But I only accept Bitcoin. Oh and by the way, my wallet only accepts whole numbers, so just round it up to the nearest whole number. Not so smarties.

FYI, still broken 2 years later.
Can I have the red ones? 🙂

Mike.

Thank you for your feedback, we value your opinion and have shared this information with the proper TurboTax team.

You will not be able to enter 6 digits after the period. You will need to round it off to 1 or 0. The software doesn't use that field to determine the amount of income transferred to the T1 General. Also, the CRA does not see or receive that field in the NETFILE or printed returns. 

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