I have a NETFILE error, related to form 776 CCA. I filled in 0 days because none of my rentals were short term. How can I override the error to file with NETFILE?

[allyb-17]

The issue is most likely with the CCA portion. I just scrolled to the bottom where it asks for CCA info, pressed the trash can beside any info there and continued on and it let me submit without errors.

[Krissss]

I have the same thing and I can’t file my taxes.  It seems like turbo tax can’t differentiate between short term and long term taxes.

[lcalleberg]

Blank out any values in any short-term rental fields. Save the return. Go back to rental summary page where you select checkboxes. Do not check the bottom checkbox. Go through your rental revenue/expenses pages - do not enter any values in any of the short-term rental fields (if you only have a long term rental). Then, IF you get the non-compliance CCA screen appearing, do not enter any values, just click "continue".     

[Chris Koro]

What did you have to do? I'm trying to follow the instructions above, but keep getting the same error and can't file.

[lcalleberg]

For me, I had to blank out any values in any of the short-term rental fields, for each rental property. Then go back to report summary screen and make sure the last/bottom checkbox is not checked off. Then page through your revenue/expenses screens, and then IF you get the non-compliance CCA screen, do not enter any values - not even a zero, in any of the fields, just click "continue".  

IF that doesn't work, I suggest deleting all your rental properties completely, and re-enter them, making sure not to enter a zero anywhere you want a zero - leave them blank instead.  If you get the non-compliant CCA screen appearing, dont enter any number of days for compliant, even though there is a field for that, leave it blank.       

[Krissss]

I gave up and filed my taxes with Wealthsimple.  There was no problems like Turbotax has with long-term rentals.  And it only cost $28. I won’t struggle with Turbotax anymore.