The Caregiver credit can be split by doing a manual override in the Forms view.
To view the forms, click the Forms button near the top of your screen.
Once you're in the Forms view:
To return to the Easy Step interview method, click the button marked "Easy Step" located at the top of your screen between the "Save" and "Forms" options.
The Caregiver credit can be split by doing a manual override in the Forms view.
To view the forms, click the Forms button near the top of your screen.
Once you're in the Forms view:
To return to the Easy Step interview method, click the button marked "Easy Step" located at the top of your screen between the "Save" and "Forms" options.
Thanks, Jennifer - that works as long as one is not splitting with a spouse. And when there are 2 or more dependants for whom the Caregiver credit is being claimed, it appears the override has to be done on the Schedule 5 supplementary schedule. Is there a way to split with a spouse? Just override on the spouse's Schedule 1?
You can do an override on the Schedule 1 for the amounts. The only drawback is that it may interfere with your ability to use NETFILE. You may have to mail in your returns. The other option is to not do any overrides and follow up with an adjustment once you've received your Notice of Assessment. If you're a CRA My Account holder, adjustments are quite simple to do online.