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I am still having this issue. Everything from my T4 is entered correctly and it's still showing the exact amount that I paid to CPP as an overpayment. I called and customer service couldn't help me
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you need to input the cpp pensionable earnings from your t4, then cpp wont show as an overpayment, I had that issue also. box 26 on T4
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@JessicaBlank03 Please try deleting the T4 and re-entering it.
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@JessicaBlank03 You're welcome!
Yes, that issue has ben fixed. Thanks for your patience,
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I have entered the CPP deduction from my T4 and it is showing as an overpayment on my tax summary. It is only showing the EI deduction.
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That was the problem - they didn't have an amount in box 26 - thank you
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I am filing my wife and my taxes jointly on turbotax. I filled in my wife's T4 info including $3052 in CPP deductions. In the tax summary it doesn't show a CPP deduction it shows a CPP overpayment of $3052. My wife retired a couple of years ago and receives a pension but she went back to work and paid CPP. My concern is that we will owe more in tax if this overpayment is reversed and/or also that if her CPP contributions aren't valid then it will reduce her CPP when she does retire. Why did this happen