code # 95365 how to fix this?

[lishen]

It worked because you had spousal splitting and no capital losses?

I still doesn't work for me as I have capital losses

[nerdboyjoe]

For people with only capital gains, the following procedure might allow you to Netfile with today's updated version of TurboTax Desktop:

1. Download the latest version of TurboTax Desktop from here: https://turbotax.intuit.ca/tax/software/download
2. Uninstall current version.
3. Install new version.
4. Make sure the About Box shows the following version (or even later version if you are reading this a few days from how): Version 00.01.62 Build 6007 068G25
5. Open both spouses' returns and examine line 17600 on Schedule 3 and Lines 68140 and 68150 in Chart A of form T936. Make sure that all of the following conditions from the definition of error 95365 pass do not exist anymore. 
6. Spin around 3 times and shake salt (pink Himalayan salt...very important!) over your left shoulder.
7. Cross your fingers.
8. Netfile, baby!

I hope that helps.

[oldmandan0124]

It is now April 3, has anyone been given an answer how to fix this error?

This is delaying my refund.

[mdefoe]

I'm wondering what the downside is of simply printing theT1 and mailing it if not able to Netflix?  Does this result in a long wait time for a refund (which is substantial)?  I have a net capital loss and I've loss confidence that this will be fixed by Turbo Tax any time soon.

[oldmandan0124]

Did you use as Ufile as well?  I am ready to trash Turbotax and buy Ufile.

[malonzi]

I followed these instructions from a previous post and it worked for me!

1. Use forms method.  2. Click on T-Slips and change any “split” T3’s to 100%.  3. Manually divide all amounts in half.  4. Change box 52 and 53 so that total of both shows up in box 53 (re: after June 25th) The amount in box 53 should equal box 21.  5. Using forms method, enter a new T3 for your spouse for their share using the same method splitting the entries.  6. Open Schedule 3 and check line 17600 and then open form T936 and check line 68140.  These amounts should be the same.  If not, don’t bother trying to netfile. 

[malonzi]

I followed these instructions from a previous post and it worked for me

1. Use forms method.  2. Click on T-Slips and change any “split” T3’s to 100%.  3. Manually divide all amounts in half.  4. Change box 52 and 53 so that total of both shows up in box 53 (re: after June 25th) The amount in box 53 should equal box 21.  5. Using forms method, enter a new T3 for your spouse for their share using the same method splitting the entries.  6. Open Schedule 3 and check line 17600 and then open form T936 and check line 68140.  These amounts should be the same.  If not, don’t bother trying to netfile. 

[lishen]

None of the workaround works for me including splitting T3 into half.

I don't have spousal splitting and I have capital losses

[rgrabo65]

Capital losses seem to be the key factor in this working.   I don't understand how they cannot simply copy the field over to the T936.  

[nerdboyjoe]

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@rgrabo65 wrote:

Capital losses seem to be the key factor in this working.   I don't understand how they cannot simply copy the field over to the T936.  

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As I explained in some previous posts this morning and yesterday, I believe the capital loss part of error 95365 is CRA's fault, not Intuit's. All brands of tax software will be susceptible to that issue. CRA is (apparently) working on a fix for that, according to a post on Reddit yesterday that shows a reply from WealthSimple Support to a WealthSimple user, where CRA admitted this. See my earlier posts for details.