Form T936, Chart A, Line 68140, error code #95365 - Desktop Version

[ronaldoh]

Is there a resolution timeline with respect to Code#95365 netfile rejections.  I am seeing reporting of diverse reasons why netfile is not accepted even after the "reasons" why are reviewed or addressed. 

[TurboTaxAniqua]

@TCTC1 We are aware of this issue, and our development team is working on a resolution. We appreciate your patience.

[dmcbride137]

Today is the 25th and this problem still is showing up.  This seems like an easy fix as you are just moving an entery from one place to another??

[dmcbride137]

How is this a CRA issue?  I can see that the number is not being moved correctly from one location to another?  How do we get notification once this issue is resolved?  

[kpw2]

This is not a CRA issue - Turbotax fails to copy the amounts from box 21 on the T3 slips to line 68140 on Chart A of T396. In the 2023 version the box 21 information is simply transferred but in 2024 line 68140 remains at $0. Should be a simple fix - just make box 21 copy to 68140 like it did last year! Cannot file until this is fixed.

[nu1888]

The value I found in box 68140 is the value of box 21 from T3 divided by 2. That is clearly incorrect because the form states the value of 68140 should be the sum of values in box 21 of all T3 forms... Imho the error is in Intuit's software. Eh? 🙂  

[Jhodge1958]

Please let me know when this problem with T936 is resolved and a newer version is ready to update and use.   Thanks

[TurboTaxAniqua]

@dmcbride137 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.

[dmcbride137]

Thanks for getting back to me. I rushed to my conclusion and under further investigation I see that it is mostly a CRA issue. when you guys are using a formula to divide investments or other items between parties it seems the way you do it creates roundup errors. you should calculate one (with round up) and then subtract the other one from this number total. Then you actually add up to penny.