The Quebec prescription drug insurance plan premium amount (maximum $720.5) is transferring to the Federal medical expenses worksheet but not to the Quebec medical expenses worksheet. As such, the 20% tax credit for that amount is not included in line 389 of the Quebec provincial return.
Is this a glitch in the software or am I missing something?
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I did contact your support team yesterday and they took control of my screen, but they could not help me - I was on the phone (and the screen) with one of your experts for one hour to no avail.
Could one of your experts investigate this issue and get back to me? Is it a glitch in the software? Thanks for your help.
@Pancan There is a problem on Schedule K that is causing this issue. The product development team is working on it, and they hope to have an update with a fix out by the end of the week.
I noticed that an update was made to TurboTax this morning but the glitch with schedule K was not resolved. The Quebec prescription drug insurance plan premium is still not transferring to the provincial medical expenses worksheet. Could you provide an update on the resolution of this issue?
I am not sure I understand your answer. The premium for the Quebec prescription drug insurance plan that is calculated in schedule K must be transferred to the Quebec medical expenses worksheet (page 2 of 2 of QMEDICAL) of schedule B. It is correctly transferring to the Federal worksheet but not the Quebec worksheet. There is no carryover to the next year.
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