Your RRSP/PRPP deduction limit is the maximum amount of RRSP/PRPP contributions that you are entitled to deduct in a tax year. You can only claim up to the limit, even if the amount that you contributed was higher.
I have the same issue!
To Moderator:
T1 line 20800 – RRSP deduction from Schedule 7 in error due to
Schedule 7 - Line 4 is added to Line 1 instead of subtracted
Please recode!!!
I have the same issue!
T1 line 20800 – RRSP deduction from Schedule 7 in error due to
Schedule 7 - Line 4 is added to Line 1 instead of subtracted
Please recode!!!
@DK180 Are you using TurboTax CD/Download or TurboTax Online?
This was an online download with code. Also, I was able to correct this by entering my limit into Schedule 7, rather than on the RRSP receipts, which is where it incorrectly transferred as my RRSP deduction for the year on the T1 + actual contributions. Anyway, hope that helps to help correct this for others.
Premier version CD, if I override any values I may not be able to file on-line via CRA Website but thanks for the tip.
Could you clarify if you still need help and what your question is?
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Please read the thread. My suggestion was made and the fix that was needed. I don't require any more responses.
I am having the same problem. I can't figure out how to work around it.
I have turbo tax standard and I cannot figure out how to fix the issue.
When I enter the RRSP deduction limit for 2023 it autofills that amount as my contribution even though I did not make a contribution to my RRSP. I have entered my RRSP contribution as $0 but it auto populates differently.
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Yes, still having problems. Will be calling an agent as the RRSP worksheet seems to be part of the problem. Using easy steps and after multiple reviews, the information is corrected correctly but not on the required forms for RRSP's. Now it is trying to transfer my original contributions to next years reporting. Very frustrated as I have been using Intuit QuickTax/Turbo tax since 1996.
Are you Ginette a retired CS member?
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I had the same issue. I had to override the value on the RRSP worksheet Section 1: Calculating your RRSP deduction for 2023 (which was for sum reason my deduction limit for 2023).
I entered $0.00. This resolved my issue, just hope I can still netfile. Hope this helps
We understand this but the system is inserting our limit on line 20800 as a deduction we haven't made. We have to remove it and we can't. Show us how, please!
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I had the same problem and fixed it by re-entering 00.00 to "
Unused RRSP/PRPP Contributions" found on the left column under "Registered Savings Plans Get Started" The amount was 0.00 to begin with?
Hope this helps. I've wasted hours looking for a fix for a program I pay for. ;-(