To claim the capital gain resulting from the sale of your condo, you will have to do the following if you are using TurboTax Online:
You should now be able to enter any information related to the sale such as the Proceeds of Disposition (what you sold it for), the Adjusted Cost Base (what you purchased it for, plus any legal fees), and the Outlays and Expenses (which are the fees associated with the sale). Enter the data, and make sure there are absolutely no errors. You can also enter the percentage to be claimed on your spouse's return. Once complete you should be prompt with the "Capital Gains Summary" page showing what your gain is on the sale of your condo.
Since we are not certain if the rental unit was completely empty for the year or if it was being used as a residence, it would be best for you to contact the CRA How do I contact the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)? about this matter as we do not have enough information to provide you with an answer.
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To claim the capital gain resulting from the sale of your condo, you will have to do the following if you are using TurboTax Online:
You should now be able to enter any information related to the sale such as the Proceeds of Disposition (what you sold it for), the Adjusted Cost Base (what you purchased it for, plus any legal fees), and the Outlays and Expenses (which are the fees associated with the sale). Enter the data, and make sure there are absolutely no errors. You can also enter the percentage to be claimed on your spouse's return. Once complete you should be prompt with the "Capital Gains Summary" page showing what your gain is on the sale of your condo.
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