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Enter your foreign income, pension, and other amounts in TurboTax, even
if your amounts aren’t reported on T-slips. Before you begin, know when
to use Canadian or foreign currency Important: Amounts on a T-slip: If
the amounts on your foreign income ...
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Rental income is income you earn from renting property that you own or
have use of. You can own the property by yourself or with someone else.
Rental income includes income from renting: houses apartments rooms
space in an office building other real ...
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Your spouse's net income for the tax year is required to calculate
certain spousal credits when filing a joint return. If you choose to
prepare your returns together, TurboTax can automatically optimize
credits and deductions between you. Most spousa...
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You've stepped into the Review section of your return before you've
entered your income and other amounts. Here's how you get out so you can
enter your income and other info: Select the Fix this issue button.
Answer Yes to the question Is your net in...
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Enter your foreign income, pension, and other amounts in TurboTax, even
if your amounts aren’t reported on T-slips. Before you begin, know when
to use Canadian or foreign currency Important: Amounts on a T-slip: If
the amounts on your foreign income ...
read more
Entering your US rental property into TurboTax takes is a very
straightforward and simple task. First, you will need to enter your
rental property information and income. Then, provide all required
information on the T1135-Foreign Income Verification...
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In short, you don't. Canada doesn't have an inheritance tax, so
beneficiaries generally don't pay taxes on what they've inherited. The
deceased person's legal representative is supposed to file a deceased
tax return and make sure the estate pays or s...
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When you don’t know your spouse’s income and can’t find out through
reasonable means, the CRA recommends that you enter your best estimate.
The CRA will assess your and your spouse’s (or former spouse’s) returns
together to ensure that credits and de...
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Rental income is income you earn from renting property that you own or
have use of. You can own the property by yourself or with someone else.
Rental income includes income from renting: houses apartments rooms
space in an office building other real ...
read more
Whether you need to declare income from outside sources is dependent on
a variety of factors, ranging from the type of income you have earned to
the size and quantity of your investments. You can learn about some of
the common instances for declaring...
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