Are there any ways to know if NETFILE rejects my return before trying to submit?

[Tamacat]

I too have problems of filing with Capital Gains.

I see some home remedies in this community, so I would like to try one of them.

We have only 5 chance before being locked out from NETFILE and  it would take hours to get hold CRA to unlock it.

Are there any ways to know if NETFILE rejects my return before trying to submit?

[TurboTaxAniqua]

We are aware of this issue, and our development team is working on a resolution. Currently we don't have any ETA. Once it is resolved, we will update you in this thread. We appreciate your patience.

[Tamacat]

Hi Antiqa,

I know you are working hard and no ETA.

My question is "Are there any ways to know if NETFILE rejects my return before trying to submit?"

[TurboTaxSusan]

@Tamacat The only way to know before you file is if you have something on your return that is not allowed to be sent by NETFILE. Ex: You are a non-resident, a deceased person, or you getting income from Llyod's of London.  

[nerdboyjoe · Accepted solution]

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@Tamacat wrote:

Hi Antiqa,

I know you are working hard and no ETA.

My question is "Are there any ways to know if NETFILE rejects my return before trying to submit?"

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Yes! Below are the “rules” for error 95365, as per CRA when I tried to submit from TurtleTax a few weeks ago. Before I successfully Netfiled with WealthSimple today, I checked the PDF copy of my return to make sure those rules were followed.

Code: #95365 - There is an entry on the Form T936 and/or on the Schedule 3 and one of the following situations applies to your return. Please verify your entries and make any necessary corrections.

1. You reported a capital gain from a T3 slip on line 17600 of Schedule 3. An entry is also required on line 68140 in Chart A of Form T936. Line 68140 cannot be less than line 17600.

2. There is an entry on line 68140. You also have to report a capital gain (or loss) on line 17600. If the total of your capital gains (or losses) from all your T3 slips is zero, your software should generate an entry of "1" on line 17600.

3. There is an entry on line 68140. You must also have an entry on line 68150. If line 68140 minus line 12 in Chart A is zero, your software should generate an entry of "1" on line 68150.

4. There is an entry on line 68150. An entry is also required on line 68140. Line 68140 cannot be less than line 68150.

[Tamacat]

nerdboyjoe

Thank you for the information.

I am not dead, live in Canada, not working for Lloyd's, I thought only thing I could do was to pray before Netfile.

I will check all the rules carefully.