Professionals who are required by law to maintain professional or malpractice liability insurance may also deduct their premiums on line 212 of their income tax return. For example, if you are an accountant who is required by law to maintain liability insurance, you may deduct the cost of your premiums on your income tax return. However, if you are not legally required to have liability insurance but carry it anyway, you cannot deduct the cost of your premiums.
For more information please see the links found below.
TurboTax article Claiming Annual Professional or Union Dues on Your Income Tax Return
Canada Revenue Agency Line 21200 - Annual union, professional, or like dues
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Professionals who are required by law to maintain professional or malpractice liability insurance may deduct their premiums on line 21200 of their income tax return. For further details, please check our TurboTax article: Claiming Annual Professional or Union Dues on Your Income Tax Return.
You can claim it as an employment expense if you are employed; or you can claim it as a business expense if you are self-employed.
To claim annual license fees as an employment expense in TurboTax Online:
To claim it as a business expense, enter the amount in Form T2125 in TurboTax Online:
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