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    ?Can you split a pension if a spouse has died in 2019?

    wissant
    wissant ‎Posted May 9, 2020 | Latest post May 11, 2020 by TurboTaxLise
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    I am age 74. I made a contribution to a spousal RRSP for my wife (age 69) in February 2019. Where do I enter this?

    I made a contribution to my wife's (spousal ?) RRSP. Do I enter this under my return or her return?
    Lost-in-maze
    Lost-in-maze ‎Posted October 31, 2019 | Latest post October 31, 2019 by TurboTaxKim
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    I have not done this T4FHSA ever and very new to me. Do I need to fill up anything before I can contribute? In turbotax it says I have 8000 deduction limit .

    jeck_tinitigan
    jeck_tinitigan ‎Posted yesterday
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    Interest paid on student loans

    I have a form for interest paid on a student loan but I dont know where to put it, the lines are not listed
    jus_4_the_ones
    jus_4_the_ones ‎Posted October 30, 2019 | Latest post yesterday by polloronco
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    Does the return Line 33099 allows a lump amount input. On turbo tax they ask for individual expense., why?

    ptraptow
    ptraptow ‎Posted yesterday | Latest post yesterday by InnaE
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    I want to transfer tuition tax credits from child to mothers return but turbotax automatically deducts the amount on the fathers return. How do I correct this

    flickaflair
    flickaflair ‎Posted Tuesday | Latest post yesterday by TurboTaxSusan
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    Hi, How do I add this text to the RRSP Contribution section."Designated trasnfer of an eligibe income amount".other posts mention that this can be done but i can't see it

    PBourgeois05
    PBourgeois05 ‎Posted Saturday | Latest post yesterday by TurboTaxSusan
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    The amounts you have entered to calculate the tax on split income cannot be greater than the taxable amount of dividends you reported on your tax return. what is this err

    What exactly does it mean and how can i fix it?
    neha_mehra
    neha_mehra ‎Posted yesterday | Latest post yesterday by TurboTaxSusan
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    I live in BC. My son had a tuition $3000. Both in his Schedule 11 and the Schedule BC(S11), it said he can transfer $3000 to me. TT said I can use $6000. Is that right?

    vlasmarias-hotma
    vlasmarias-hotma ‎Posted Sunday | Latest post yesterday by TurboTaxGinette
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    Can I find a work around for pension sharing between Federal and Quebec returns? On Fed return more advantageous to share wife -> husband. On Quebec return the opposite

    More advantageous to share wife -> husband on fed return in order to reduce income below threshold for OAS clawback. The program does not allow sharing in different directions for Fed and Quebec returns.
    michael-rasminsk
    michael-rasminsk ‎Posted Sunday | Latest post yesterday by michael-rasminsk
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