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@EAS inc We are happy to hear that you were able to return to Netfile. Thank you very much for your patience.
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The only reason the user could netfile is because they did not use their carryforward noncapital loss. There is still an issue with turbotax - I am having the same problem with the same error message.
Please fix this!
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I have the same issue and thought I was doing something wrong but spoke with a CPA friend and it's a bug in turbotax. I did go back and review it, then clicked ignore in a couple of spots, and was able to netfile despite the warning.
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I am unable to use my capital loss carry forward againsted my capital gains. If I override the field I cannot net file.
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I run into this problem as well, I have no contacts from CRA like other friends. Can Turbotax fix this problem as soon as possible.
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Hello @xpandora @farr38 @cyan,
This validation is triggered when the requested non-capital loss claim surpasses your 2024 income. Please be aware that the deductible amount is restricted to the lesser of the available non-capital losses and your 2024 income.
To rectify this, access the "Losses" topic within the "Deductions" section of your 2024 tax return, select "Non-Capital Loss Carry Forward," and revise the claimed amount to align with, but not exceed, the income amount displayed on the step Non-Capital Losses Being Claimed as illustrated in the image below.
Hope this helps with the correction. Let us know if you have more questions.
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Thanks Jessican for quick reply, my income is 2100$, however I have tried 1$, 100$, 1000$, none of them works.
Just like the first message in this topic.
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Hi @cyan, to provide the most accurate support, I need to know if you're using the Desktop or Online version. Additionally, a screenshot of the specific step where you enter the claim amount would be very helpful. Could you please provide these? Thank you!
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Hello Jessica,
I am using Desktop version, please check the screenshot, let me know if you need more information.