I turned 65 in May and started collecting CPP but neglected to stop having premiums deducted until after reaching the yearly maximum. Can this overpayment be recovered?
I turned 65 in May and started collecting CPP but neglected to stop having premiums deducted until after reaching the yearly maximum. Can this overpayment be recovered?
I turned 65 in May and started collecting CPP but neglected to stop having premiums deducted until after reaching the yearly maximum. Can this overpayment be recovered?
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I turned 65 in May and started collecting CPP but neglected to stop having premiums deducted until after reaching the yearly maximum. Can this overpayment be recovered?
I turned 65 in May and started collecting CPP but neglected to stop having premiums deducted until after reaching the yearly maximum. Can this overpayment be recovered?
To let TurboTax Online know you have made the election to stop contributing to CPP, you’ll need to go to the T4A(P) page and say Yes to having completed form CPT30. It will then ask you for the date you made the election. Then when you click “Continue”, TurboTax will calculate the extra you paid and add it to your refund or subtract it from what you owe.
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