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Hi, I have the same issue and have checked all of my slips. There is only one box , 042, filled out and the system still flags an error that I have self-employment income. How should I fix this?
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@gl0_h Did you import any information from the previous year? Have you tried deleting the slip and re-entering the slip?
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My issue was related to T3 slips. In one of the drop downs I said YES to the income being communal. Changing that response to NO mostly got rid of the problem. (That also greatly reduced my refund.) Unfortunately I had also completed the Fiscal Year parameters when trying to troubleshoot. I couldn't get rid of the Fiscal Year error. I ended up redoing the entire return from scratch. I hope this helps
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I think I found the bug !!! Had a T3 and inserted information in the Foreign income box (which I later deleted that information). But I had put down source of Foreign income as "USA" (assumed this was for a US ETF. Anyways, the fact that there is a Foreign Income "USA" noted, seems to trigger all of the self-employment/business income nonsense. When I reset the "source of foreign income" drop down, to nil, then I could immediately file via NETfile. An obvious bug in the software.