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‎February 25, 2023
11:07 AM
‎February 25, 2023
10:53 AM
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You do not need to send in the original paper copy of your T4 slip(s) when you file your tax return. Instead, you should attach a copy of each T4 slip to your tax return and keep the original for you...
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You do not need to send in the original paper copy of your T4 slip(s) when you file your tax return. Instead, you should attach a copy of each T4 slip to your tax return and keep the original for your records.
For more information, please see our TurboTax webpage. Here is the link below provided to you can get more information.
Attaching your T4 with your tax return
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‎February 25, 2023
10:43 AM
Hello, I am trying to enter my detailed info into turbo tax, but I don't see a place to do the calculation for being a part time employee, does it assume we are full time? The formula for ful...
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Hello, I am trying to enter my detailed info into turbo tax, but I don't see a place to do the calculation for being a part time employee, does it assume we are full time? The formula for fulltime is 40 hours divide 168 x % of space used in house for work (part time would be less, say 20 hours).
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‎February 25, 2023
10:17 AM
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You can claim eligible expenses for a move to or from Canada if both of the following apply:
• You are a full-time student (including co-operative student), or a factual or deemed resident of Canad...
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You can claim eligible expenses for a move to or from Canada if both of the following apply:
• You are a full-time student (including co-operative student), or a factual or deemed resident of Canada.
• You moved from the place where you ordinarily resided to live in another place where you ordinarily reside.
However, you cannot claim moving expenses if you rent an apartment in another country where you are working temporarily and you maintain residential ties in Canada.
The CRA allows couples to split moving expenses. If you split expenses between you and your spouse, only claim the portion of expenses that your partner isn’t claiming. It’s usually beneficial for the higher-earning spouse to claim all moving expenses.
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‎February 25, 2023
9:58 AM
@jnielsen90 Please use this form to recover your TurboTax Online Account: https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/community/navigating-turbotax/help/account-recovery-request/00/873777
‎February 25, 2023
9:43 AM
‎February 25, 2023
9:42 AM
Bought my software at Costco
There is no code in the box
what do i do?
bob
‎February 25, 2023
9:18 AM
‎February 25, 2023
9:09 AM
bought software at Costco no license code on CD envelope what do i do
Further question re non residents. I have in the past purchased Turbo Tax, and done as above, prepared my non-resident return and mailed it in. But.....current problem....I am trying to purchase on...
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Further question re non residents. I have in the past purchased Turbo Tax, and done as above, prepared my non-resident return and mailed it in. But.....current problem....I am trying to purchase online the 2022 Turbo Tax, and it will not let me fill in a credit card with a non-Canadian address. How can I purchase the download????
‎February 25, 2023
8:19 AM
Are printed records for my files exactly the same as the from net filed to the CRA?
‎February 25, 2023
7:58 AM
I have been using Turbo Tax Canada online for a couple of weeks and the system keeps kicking me out. I started a return for 2022 and completed most of it and then the software will crash, give me a p...
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I have been using Turbo Tax Canada online for a couple of weeks and the system keeps kicking me out. I started a return for 2022 and completed most of it and then the software will crash, give me a picture of a puppy saying its Turbo tax end and its being fixed. I've waited for days, then tried again. I still could not continue the return. I called support and the lady had no idea what to do even though we screen shared for her to see the problem. She told me later I should contact CRA about the issue. why???? Has nothing to do with CRA since everything has been transferred over and connected. I was convinced to try a new return, which I did. Again I was able to complete most of it, until yet, again I get the same error and can not complete my return. Which now leads to frustration. Please fix this issue.
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‎February 25, 2023
7:56 AM
"File not found" (when it is the initial file save)
‎February 25, 2023
7:48 AM
Hello there, I am a bit confused. I have been paying back my HBP every year for three years, and every time I enter a designated amount for this from my RRSP, it has always lowered my tax refund...
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Hello there, I am a bit confused. I have been paying back my HBP every year for three years, and every time I enter a designated amount for this from my RRSP, it has always lowered my tax refund. Fast forward to this year. I contributed X amount to my RRSP, and Turbotax shows a tax return amount of Y. However, when I then enter the designated amount to my HBP, that tax return amount of Y does not decrease. Am I missing something? Do we now get the RRSP tax credit even on the amount we designate to HBP? Thanks in advance
‎February 25, 2023
7:04 AM
This is the options available. Equity Tax Volunteer Firefighters and Ground Search and Rescue Tax Credit Nova Scotia Research and Development Tax Credit Recapture Nova Scotia Vent...
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This is the options available. Equity Tax Volunteer Firefighters and Ground Search and Rescue Tax Credit Nova Scotia Research and Development Tax Credit Recapture Nova Scotia Venture Capital Tax Credit Nova Scotia Innovation Equity Tax Credit Climate Action Incentive (CAI) federal credit available for residents of Nova Scotia Continue Back