Line 31270: Canada employment amount $1,000. This comes up & automatically inserts a claim of $1,000 but I do NOT want to claim it, I cannot find how to remove this.

[Just Tired]

This is not a $1000 deduction it decreases my tax return.

[TurboTaxBrenda]

Line 31270 – is a Home buyers' amount 

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[Just Tired · Accepted solution]

 I actually discovered what it is, not that the Canada employment amount is a training deduction but I found the change in return was based on how box 119 is calculated from a T4A, the numbers came up identical which was confusing. The online software "rounds up" in both cases.

[TurboTaxBrenda]

TurboTax online doesn't calculate it properly but rounds the amounts  up?

[Just Tired · Accepted solution]

 Right so it is actually line "31260", Turbo Tax incorrectly identifies it as "31270" in the TT Help section. Here is my confusion, my unclaimed earnings + box 119 on a T4A is the identical amount as what is reported on "31260", it seems it just made the deduction equal to the earnings I reported from non T4 slips. Regardless, that should be corrected to avoid the confusion & this thread should be moved accordingly. So far every issue I have had this year is in TT online, more attention to detail is required here. Yes information in box 119 was xxx.55 & TT rounded it up when calculated, perhaps that is the way to do it, no idea. Interesting since last post, this is no longer being rounded up & both income declared & deductions now list xxx.55 .

This section below in the online area is where I had the issue...

"Good News! Here are the additional deductions and credits we have claimed for you "

[TurboTaxSusan]

@Just Tired Thanks for pointing this out. We will let the product development team know.