Rent paid in and of itself is not a tax deduction.
But, there are some credits/benefits that are calculated based on one's rent or property tax paid, like the Ontario Trillium Benefit, Manitoba’s Education Property Tax Credit or if you work from a home office.
If you might qualify for any of these credits, TurboTax will prompt you to enter your rent paid in the right spots in your return.
Rent paid in and of itself is not a tax deduction.
But, there are some credits/benefits that are calculated based on one's rent or property tax paid, like the Ontario Trillium Benefit, Manitoba’s Education Property Tax Credit or if you work from a home office.
If you might qualify for any of these credits, TurboTax will prompt you to enter your rent paid in the right spots in your return.
I am stuck at the part trying to find where I can claim the rent paid. Can anyone help me please?
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