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The Canada Child Tax Benefit (CCB), replaced the Universal Child Care
Benefit (UCCB) in tax year 2017. The new Canada Child Benefit is a
non-taxable benefit. You will not receive a slip for this income and do
not need to enter the benefit amount you ...
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Select the image of the magnifying glass (or Find) in the upper-right
area of TurboTax. Enter “t-slips” in the Find window. Select T-Slips
from the list of results, and then select Go. The Income Slips step (or
Entering your federal T-slips step) app...
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In most cases, a Relevé 27 is issued for information purposes only; You
don't enter it your tax return. There are a couple of exceptions: If
you're the owner of a taxi permit and received a Relevé 27 for
compensation for the permit's loss of value, y...
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When you have slips of the same type, each slip is entered into TurboTax
individually. As an example, here's how you'd enter 2 T4 slips: In the
upper-right corner of your screen, select Find*. In the Find window,
type T4 and select Go. Select the but...
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On your T5008 slip, a capital loss occurs if the amount in box 20 is
greater than the amount in box 21, (signaling the cost or book value
associated with the securities transaction is greater than the proceeds
of disposition or settlement amount). If...
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The Canada Child Tax Benefit (CCB), replaced the Universal Child Care
Benefit (UCCB) in tax year 2017. The new Canada Child Benefit is a
non-taxable benefit. You will not receive a slip for this income and do
not need to enter the benefit amount you ...
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When you live outside of Québec but your employer has issued you an RL-1
slip because you work in Québec, there are some specific steps you need
to follow to enter your Québec amounts in your return correctly. Here’s
what you do: In online editions o...
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Unfortunately, not all employers issue their employees matching federal
(T4) and Québec provincial (RL-1) tax slips. Entering this information
into your return could vary depending on which slips you have, and how
many there may be. Here are a few gu...
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If you're using TurboTax Free and you're not sure which T-slips, tax
credits and deductions apply to you, the following suggestions might
help get your started. Select the profile that best matches your tax
situation, or refer to multiple profiles if...
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If you are working on an uncoupled return and you want to leave it to
start a spousal (coupled) return, follow these steps: From the menu on
the left side of the screen, select INTRODUCTION > Marital status. The
What’s you marital status? page appear...
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