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Because Microsoft will no longer provide security updates or support for
PCs running Windows 7, we strongly recommend that desktop customers
using Windows 7 upgrade to Windows 10 before installing their product.
TurboTax for tax year 2019 will instal...
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If you're renting the room at fair market value, you must declare the
income as rental income. You could then also claim rental expenses. If
your tenant isn't paying fair market value, you're in a "cost-sharing"
scenario. In a cost-sharing scenario, ...
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If you make a portion of your income from within Canada, but live abroad
or haven't yet made Canada your home, the idea of taxes can seem
complicated and frustrating. At TurboTax Canada, we're here to help.
We've developed this easy-to-navigate hub f...
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Form T2201 (Disability Tax Credit Certificate), and any other supporting
documents, can now be submitted electronically, using the secure “Submit
Documents” tool in the My Account or Represent a Client portals. This
new electronic option has been add...
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A non-resident of Canada, who has earned income from Canada, is subject
to Canadian income tax requirements. Non-residents are also generally
eligible to claim Canadian tax credits and deductions as well.
Non-residents who are required or eligible to...
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If you are considered a non-resident of Canada, but have received income
from a source within Canada, then you are generally liable to pay
Canadian income tax on that income. This is commonly referred to as Part
XIII of the Income Tax Act, whereby th...
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If you’re having trouble activating your TurboTax software using the
internet, you can instead try activating using our automated telephone
activation. To do so, follow the steps below: Steps to activate TurboTax
via phone After launching your versio...
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As with all TurboTax software, you are given two options to submit your
return to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), once completed. You may
choose to print and mail a copy of your return to the CRA, or you can
file electronically. For TurboTax Busines...
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To ensure you have access to all the latest features and improvements,
it’s important to always use an updated version of TurboTax Business
Incorporated. To find out if an update is available for your current
version, select from one of the following...
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There are many tax implications to be considered for those who earned
income in Canada and who may call another country home. First, it's
important to determine which category you may fall under during a
current tax year: non-resident or deemed resid...
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