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On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to f... See more...
On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to file a TP1 return to Revenue Quebec for tax year 2024, through TurboTax Desktop. When going through the review section, the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction is greater than the amount of capital gains reported, or there is no eligible capital gain for this deduction. This makes the return ineligible for NETFILE Québec.  To work around this error, input $1 on line 58 of Schedule G to clear this validation Expected date for resolution: May 8, 2025
On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to f... See more...
On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to file a TP1 return to Revenue Quebec for tax year 2024, through TurboTax Desktop. When going through the review section, the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction is greater than the amount of capital gains reported, or there is no eligible capital gain for this deduction. This makes the return ineligible for NETFILE Québec.  To work around this error, input $1 on line 58 of Schedule G to clear this validation Expected date for resolution: May 8, 2025
On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to f... See more...
On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to file a TP1 return to Revenue Quebec for tax year 2024 through TurboTax Desktop.   When going through the review section, the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction is greater than the amount of capital gains reported, or there is no eligible capital gain for this deduction. This makes the return ineligible for NETFILE Québec.    To work around this error, input $1 on line 58 of Schedule G to clear this validation   Expected date for resolution: May 8, 2025
On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to f... See more...
On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to file a TP1 return to Revenue Quebec for tax year 2024, through TurboTax Desktop. When going through the review section, the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction is greater than the amount of capital gains reported, or there is no eligible capital gain for this deduction. This makes the return ineligible for NETFILE Québec.  To work around this error, input $1 on line 58 of Schedule G to clear this validation Expected date for resolution: May 8, 2025
On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to f... See more...
On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to file a TP1 return to Revenue Quebec for tax year 2024 through TurboTax Desktop.   When going through the review section, the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction is greater than the amount of capital gains reported, or there is no eligible capital gain for this deduction. This makes the return ineligible for NETFILE Québec.    To work around this error, input $1 on line 58 of Schedule G to clear this validation.   Expected date for resolution: May 8, 2025
On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to f... See more...
On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to file a TP1 return to Revenue Quebec for tax year 2024 through TurboTax Desktop.   When going through the review section, the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction is greater than the amount of capital gains reported, or there is no eligible capital gain for this deduction. This makes the return ineligible for NETFILE Québec.    To work around this error, input $1 on line 58 of Schedule G to clear this validation   Expected date for resolution: May 8, 2025
On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to f... See more...
On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to file a TP1 return to Revenue Quebec for tax year 2024 through TurboTax Desktop.   When going through the review section, the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction is greater than the amount of capital gains reported, or there is no eligible capital gain for this deduction. This makes the return ineligible for NETFILE Québec.    To work around this error, input $1 on line 58 of Schedule G to clear this validation   Expected date for resolution: May 8, 2025
On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to f... See more...
On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to file a TP1 return to Revenue Quebec for tax year 2024 through TurboTax Desktop.   When going through the review section, the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction is greater than the amount of capital gains reported, or there is no eligible capital gain for this deduction. This makes the return ineligible for NETFILE Québec.    To work around this error, input $1 on line 58 of Schedule G to clear this validation   Expected date for resolution: May 8, 2025
@140Aviator @Nana171 Please check that you have selected a "Type Of Income" & entered a date of disposition on your T5008 slips.
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... See more...
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 (po... See more...
@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. 
where do i add it on my taxes?
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.   ... See more...
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... See more...
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?  
Please clear your browser cache (or use a different browser) and try signing into TurboTax with this link: https://ww1.2024.ca.turbotaxonline.intuit.com/secure/interview?_action=reset   If you ne... See more...
Please clear your browser cache (or use a different browser) and try signing into TurboTax with this link: https://ww1.2024.ca.turbotaxonline.intuit.com/secure/interview?_action=reset   If you need more help with this issue, please contact our phone support team.   They're available Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM ET for English and French support.  
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... See more...
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.    
What did you enter for your marital status? How old is the child and did they have any income? Did the child live with you? Are you using TurboTax Desktop or TurboTax Online?      
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 Tur... See more...
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?