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joyce7788
Returning Member

Part year non-resident - Leaving Canada- Trurbo Tax desktop bug with respect to departure date

@TurboTaxSusan Hi, can you elaborate what you mean by "enter the date on the INFOWS worksheet in Forms mode?" I am also missing the Residency Changes section when I chose non resident..

Is INFOWS form for desktop paid users? Because I didn't see this function (I am using free version)

Part year non-resident - Leaving Canada- Trurbo Tax desktop bug with respect to departure date

Yes, the INFOWS sheet can only be seen in the Download software. As mentioned in your other post the telephone support team will be able to help you with your need in this area.

 

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jclarke99
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Part year non-resident - Leaving Canada- Trurbo Tax desktop bug with respect to departure date

Running into this same issue for 2024 taxes.  I left Canada mid-year, and I expect to pay taxes for the period that I was a resident of Canada.   But....

- Whereas the General T1 form allows for an entry of when "ceased to be a resident of Canada in 2024", I cannot use this version of the form, as my entry of Non-Resident for where I resided on Dec 31, 2024 makes me fill out a Non-Resident T1 form

- But the Non-Resident T1 form doesn't have an entry of when "ceased to be a resident of Canada in 2024"

- I've tried the work-around of entering such a data in the INFOWS (under "If your province or territory of residence changed in 2024, enter the date of your move"...

- ... but the calculations are not treating me as a part-year resident.   Line 30000 is filled in with the full-year Basic Personal Tax Credit ($15,705) rather than being pro-rated for the time (partial year) that I was a resident of Canada

 

Is there a solution or work-around?