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@vagm If it says "In Progress" in your CRA MyAccount and it's been more than 2 weeks, you should contact the CRA.    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  

This TurboTax FAQ tells you how you can do that using ReFile: I've filed my tax return. Can I still make changes?   If you are still not able to resolve this issue, please contact our phone support team for more assistance.    We're available Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM ET for English and French support.  

I had the same problem. It existed when TurboTax checked for errors. It identified errors that did not exist and prevented Netfile.  So the problem existed within TurboTax because it never got to the CRA. 

The amounts in Box 52 and 53 total Box 21 on the T3. 52 and 53 were actually for the new capital gains tax that is now defunct. Box 52 was the amount before the new tax and 53 was the amount after the new tax was to come into effect. If the two boxes total box 21 on the T3,  then your refund is correct. The program would have been calculating your refund based on incorrect data input. Ours went down too but is correct. 

OK , I think I maybe understand what's up. Maybe.   When I see my refund go down after splitting box 21 into boxes 52 and 53, I think it's going down to the correct refund! Cause when I see the Income Summary page, I see that 50% of box 21 is showing as "taxable capital gains". Before I put any values into boxes 52 and 53, my "taxable capital gains" was zero!

Still trying to submit my return, and still encountering this issue. I have updated my Desktop version.....even tried uninstalling and reinstalling....no luck.    Please help.   UPDATE: Before entering any values into Boxes 52 and 53 (which my T3 slip has none), my taxable capital gains in the Income Summary page was 0. That's the issue I think. You have to divide box 21 by 2, and enter that value in BOTH Box 52 and 53. When I did this, the taxable capital gains value on the Income Summary page was now 50% of Box 21. 50% is the 2024 Capital Gains Inclusion rate, so I think it's all good!

So I left the value I have for Box 21, divided that by 2, and entered that 1/2 value into Box 52 and 53.   Result: no more error, BUT now my refund has gone down by a couple hundred dollars.   I'm no tax expert, but can anyone explain why this is happening? I thought Boxes 52 and 53 just showed what part of 2024 the Capital Gains (Box 21) came from.