The amount in box 48 refers to fees you received for services that you provided during the year and is treated as self-employment income by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). Therefore, this amount must also be reported as business or professional income on your tax return. (Which would be self-employed).
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You just gave the same canned (and unhelpful) response that I warned against in my question. I figured it out, the issue is that when the T4A was imported it correctly had a value in box 48 but it didn't get assigned a type for the "Fees for services". You have to go into the T4A in turbotax and find box 48. Near that box there will be a dropdown where you can specify the type of fees for services. It has a few options... but for me, nothing was selected. So I selected Professional Fees or something like from the drop down on the T4A within turbotax. Once I did that, the dollar value from box 48 automatically showed up on the Self-Employment/business income page. I hope this helps the next person. I find it frustrating that turbotax didn't prompt me to do this and instead seemed to always offer to upsell me on their paid assistance features right at this part of the process. I imagine the paid assistance would have solved it pretty quick.
The amount in box 48 refers to fees you received for services that you provided during the year and is treated as self-employment income by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). Therefore, this amount must also be reported as business or professional income on your tax return. (Which would be self-employed).
Thank you for choosing TurboTax.
You just gave the same canned (and unhelpful) response that I warned against in my question. I figured it out, the issue is that when the T4A was imported it correctly had a value in box 48 but it didn't get assigned a type for the "Fees for services". You have to go into the T4A in turbotax and find box 48. Near that box there will be a dropdown where you can specify the type of fees for services. It has a few options... but for me, nothing was selected. So I selected Professional Fees or something like from the drop down on the T4A within turbotax. Once I did that, the dollar value from box 48 automatically showed up on the Self-Employment/business income page. I hope this helps the next person. I find it frustrating that turbotax didn't prompt me to do this and instead seemed to always offer to upsell me on their paid assistance features right at this part of the process. I imagine the paid assistance would have solved it pretty quick.
Thank you for your feedback, it is much appreciated. I will send this to the appropriate department.
@tyler61 This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much for posting the resolution!
Hi,
I feel your pain - mine too was auto populated from MyCRA but I didn't noticed that it didn't flow all the way thru. I ended up with a re-assessment and a large tax bill and penalties. The program should auto populate or at least prompt you to? I spent over an hour on the phone with Turbo Tax and got no where.
I was having this problem because I had selected the "professional fees" from the dropdown on box 48. However, when I switched to "business fees" in finally appeared as part of my self-employment income and my expenses were applied to it.
Thanks, good to know.
This helped me greatly. I had the exact same issue. Thanks very much for providing the solution!
Hello, I have a stuck dropdown box to transfer the income to business income for box 48 from CRA upload. It wont let me do anything. Any thoughts on how to fix that?
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