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    ken-anderson-195
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    I am using income splitting with my wife. It adds the amount to her income but it does not take it off mine.

     
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    TurboTaxTatsiana
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    I am using income splitting with my wife. It adds the amount to her income but it does not take it off mine.

    She has to have a split amount added on line 116 and you should have a corresponding deduction on line 210. It is in different sections , please verify on printed or PDF copy of T1

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    TurboTaxTatsiana
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    I am using income splitting with my wife. It adds the amount to her income but it does not take it off mine.

    She has to have a split amount added on line 116 and you should have a corresponding deduction on line 210. It is in different sections , please verify on printed or PDF copy of T1

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