If you can't get a hold of the CRA, then I would recommend talking to a Tax Expert, either here at TurboTax or elsewhere. We can't provide Tax Advice here, and can't vouch for the qualifications of o...
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If you can't get a hold of the CRA, then I would recommend talking to a Tax Expert, either here at TurboTax or elsewhere. We can't provide Tax Advice here, and can't vouch for the qualifications of other users who aren't TurboTax Canada employees.
The T4037 is a CRA guide to Capital Gains, not a tax form. You can get a copy of it on the CRA's website: https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/forms-publications/publications/t4037.html
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The T4037 is a CRA guide to Capital Gains, not a tax form. You can get a copy of it on the CRA's website: https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/forms-publications/publications/t4037.html
Do you have more than one account? If so, the returns might be there. Or maybe your previous returns were done on a spouse/partner's account (if applicable)?
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Do you have more than one account? If so, the returns might be there. Or maybe your previous returns were done on a spouse/partner's account (if applicable)?
You can login to TurboTax Canada Online 2023 here: https://ww1.2023.ca.turbotaxonline.intuit.com/
Its impossible to get through to anyone to ask a question. I have tried every number and that number you gave is for individual not business. That is why i asked here to see if anyone knew
I would recommend contacting the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and confirm it with them where you need to put this expense.
If you are in Canada or the United States, you can call the CRA at 1-8...
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I would recommend contacting the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and confirm it with them where you need to put this expense.
If you are in Canada or the United States, you can call the CRA at 1-800-959-8281. If you are elsewhere, you can call 613-940-8495. This page has more ways to contact the CRA: Contact the Canada Revenue Agency
I use to have a partnership and now I am a sole proprietor. I have bought out my partner . Where do I enter the money I paid to dissolve the partnership?
If you are in Forms mode looking at the MED worksheet, please scroll down the page. The top list only includes medical expense receipts, but other medical expenses like prescription drug plans, and m...
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If you are in Forms mode looking at the MED worksheet, please scroll down the page. The top list only includes medical expense receipts, but other medical expenses like prescription drug plans, and medical expenses from T4 & T4A slips are listed below.
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You would have to file your federal taxes to the CRA first. Then make a copy of your return, remove the T776 & TP-128, and file your Quebec return.
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You would have to file your federal taxes to the CRA first. Then make a copy of your return, remove the T776 & TP-128, and file your Quebec return.
If you are still not able to resolve this issue, please contact our phone support team for more assistance.
Yes, you can just make 2 T4As, one for the box 28 income and one for the box 48 income. They will both go on the same business form, if you choose "business" as the type for the box 48 income.
What might have happened is that you were getting the spousal amount, but when you added your wife's income you were no longer eligible for it and it was removed.
Also, there are benefits & cre...
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What might have happened is that you were getting the spousal amount, but when you added your wife's income you were no longer eligible for it and it was removed.
Also, there are benefits & credits that are calculated based on family income (you & your wife's), so it's possible that you no longer qualify for something because of your spouse's income.
No, you don't need to file your return first. However, your parents will need your net income for their return if they are claiming medical expenses paid for you and you are over 18.
My wife got a T4A for presentations she delivers to teachers. She received a T4A from the organization she works with, and it has data in both Box 28 and Box 48. When I try to enter this into TurboTa...
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My wife got a T4A for presentations she delivers to teachers. She received a T4A from the organization she works with, and it has data in both Box 28 and Box 48. When I try to enter this into TurboTax, I get an error: 1. You cannot have box 28 and box 48 filled out on the same T4A. Please create a new T4A. We asked the issuer, who say that they've issued hundreds of T4As and this has never been an issue before. What should I do? Simply create 2 T4As and include the Box 28 data in one of them, and the Box 48 data in the other?
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