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Even if you were issued T-slips in error, you have to put them on your return. You can ReFile your return to remove them once you've talked to your former employer and gotten them to cancel the slips.  

@hjohannsen  From TurboTax Online's T5013 page: Source country of foreign income - definition Enter the country where the income was generated or earned. If the income is from a global fund (possibly from more than one country) or if you don't know which country the income is from, enter Global.   So you can combine the amounts in Box 135. 

Please clear your browser cache (or use a different browser) and try again. Also make sure that there is no browser add-ons or security software that is blocking you from downloading the file.    

It depends. If the stock disposition is reported on a tax slip, then it should be available to download using Auto-Fill. You can check in your CRA MyAccount to see if the slip is there. If it is, you can use auto-fill again to add it to your tax return.   If there was no slip issued, then you'd have to enter the stock disposition manually in the Capital Gains section.    Either way, if you have already NETFILE'd your return and need to add this info, you would need to do a ReFile, as soon as possible to add it. This TurboTax Canada FAQ tells you how you use ReFile: I've filed my tax return. Can I still make changes?  

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It would depend on what the discrepancy is. It could be as simple as you did Auto-Fill before a tax slip was available, and so it was left off your return. In that case the fault might have been with the tax slip issuer being late - not the CRA or the software.    

In Manitoba, there is a Manitoba Renters' Tax Credit. I spoke to CRA this morning, and I qualify (as I have for years). It is on form MB479, lines 61165 and 61167. However, it is not appearing on Turbotax and there is no place to input the info, such as my rent, the landlord's name, etc. Why is this not appearing in Turbotax? How can I access this form from Turbotax to add to the rest of my tax form?

I qualify for the Manitoba Renters' Tax Credit. I spoke with CRA this morning. And I have qualified for it for many years. However, I do not see anywhere in Turbotax to claim that tax credit and input the info on my rent and the landlord's name.

If you've entered an amount from any of the boxes on the slips listed here, you have what the CRA considers to be self-employment or business income: T4 slip: box 81, 82 or 83 T4A slip: box 20 or 48 T4A slip: box 28 and you answered Yes to the question Does the income declared in Box 028 consist of fees collected for services you provided? in TurboTax Online T3 slip: box 24 (foreign business income) If you have an amount in any of these boxes, TurboTax will ask additional questions to report the income as self-employment/business income. You only need to answer basic information, such as business name and address (can be your own), industry code, and fiscal period (Jan 01 to December 31).    If you are still not able to resolve this issue, please contact our phone support team for more assistance.     

While it can be frustrating, it’s common for the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to make a tax return assessment that is different from yours.     The reasons for these discrepancies may vary, and can range from very simple (typo or data entry error, forgotten slip, receipt, amount, etc) to complex (carry-forward amounts not included, accounting errors, etc).    In most cases, the CRA will explain how they calculated your tax refund or balance owing, and you can find this information on your Notice of Assessment (NOA), under the heading Explanation of changes and other important information. Compare the line numbers on your NOA and their corresponding values with those entered into TurboTax.