Yes.  I've written about this and other related errors (T3 capital gains and prorations) multiple times.

@mpink 

The issue is being looked into.

As a workaround, you can enter the T3 on both spouse's return, but manually calculate the split and set the "Your Percentage" value to 100% for each. The "Your Percentage" value just tell TurboTax to do the split, it's not transmitted to the CRA.

Yes ... rather obvious ... too many slips to deal with individual return manual calculations which is a primary reason I bought TurboTax in the first place.

I phoned to report the same glitch - I am still waiting for an email re their customer service.  Very poor service this year.

Unfortunately, the "help desk" believe this issue relates to the Schedule 3 CRA issues- which we clearly now know is not the situation since the Schedule has now been approved by CRA. I've also asked for a call back- but no luck. I've asked for a timeline re the fix- which should be simple (the T3/Sched 3 input forms worked last year).

I can only imagine how many returns are being filed by taxpayers who believe the allocation between spouses is being done incorrectly-

Yes the aggravation is incorrect statements by the "help desk" and no clarity on a timeline.

Exactly.  If TurboTax thinks customers are upset now, just wait til these people figure out that the software they thought they bought is significantly flawed and it's costing them a lot of money.   And others will probably never figure it out.  What shame.  Spend $40 and lose thousands.  Not a great value proposition.