Adventures continue with using Turbotax. At age 75, it insisted that I needed to pay an additional 6500 of CPP premium with an early edition after Netfiling opened up. Extremely not acceptable, later corrected.
Secondly, found another software which correctly handles CCA on an individual asset basis, along with allowing limits on CCA deduction. This is something that another software (before E-file was cut-off by CRA), another software and another software did not handle. That allows creeping very large eventual unreportable capital gains on asset disposals within a class. Quite significant when replacement asset costs and used values are higher. This is entirely inconsistent with CGA training in the 80's and procedures followed at Pacific Western Airlines on an air-frame (individual asset) basis. another software builds the T1175 from individual asset CCA expense calculations, allowing tax optimization as needed, so that makes it a keeper.
Overall, I suspect that Turbotax is failing in testing their software before releasing to production use.
