Do you want to use TurboTax Online or TurboTax CD/Download?   If you are using TurboTax Online, then Standard is now called “Deluxe”. Also, for tax year 2021, if you have property income, you will need to use TurboTax Premier Online if you are reporting property income.   If you are using TurboTax CD/Download, then it is still called Standard. Though we recommend using Premier, you can still prepare your tax return with TurboTax Standard CD/Download if you have property income.   Thank you for choosing TurboTax.   Thank You, ... View more

Yes, you can edit your T4A amounts. In the upper-right corner of your screen, select Find (magnifying glass). In the Find window, type in “T4A” and then select it from the list. Click the “Go” button to see the T4A Summary page. There you can click “Edit” next to the slip you want to change.   If you have TurboTax Live Assist & Review, see this TurboTax FAQ to learn how to talk to a Tax Expert or book a review: In TurboTax Live Assist & Review, how do I talk to a tax expert?   Thank you for choosing TurboTax.   Thank You, ... View more

We appreciate you choosing TurboTax, To enter   other employment income not reported on a slip or form: Using the online edition of TurboTax Select the icon of the magnifying glass (or   Find) on TurboTax, and type   Employment. Select   Employment Status   from the options that appear, then select   Go. The   Employment Status   page appears. Select   Received tips, gratuities, occasional earnings, or other employment income   from the list, then select   Continue. The   Other Employment Income Sources   page appears. Enter information about your other employment income, then select   Continue. Using the CD/download edition of TurboTax Select the icon of the magnifying glass (or   Find) on TurboTax, then type   Employment   into the search field. Select   Other employment income   from the options that appear, then select   Go. The   Other Income   page appears. Enter information about your employment income, then select   Continue.   Please visit the link provided for further clarifications: TurboTax:   How do I enter other employment income?   Please contact our phone support team or contact us directly on Facebook or Twitter if you require further assistance. ... View more

Unfortunately, TurboTax Online 2017 has been discontinued. You are no longer be able to use it to REFILE your returns. However, you can still make changes to your 2017 return using the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) My Account service or you can mail in an adjustment using Form T1-ADJ, T1 Adjustment Request Thank you for choosing TurboTax.   Thank You, ... View more

There is no $400 credit. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is allowing taxpayers who worked from home during the Covid-19 situation to deduct up to $400 from their income to compensate for expenses. This deduction reduces your taxable income, which may mean a reduction in the amount of taxes you need to pay.   This TurboTax FAQ tells you how to claim this deduction in TurboTax Online: Where do I claim my employment expenses in TurboTax Online?   Once you have filled in the Employment Expenses part of the return, you can see your deduction in TurboTax Online by looking at your Detailed Tax Summary or by downloading/printing a copy of your return. It appears on Line 22900 - Other employment expenses on the T1 General, in the Net Income section.   Please see the following TurboTax FAQs for instructions: How can I see a detailed summary of my return in the online edition of TurboTax? How do I print/save a copy of my return in TurboTax Online?   Thank you for choosing TurboTax.   ... View more

We appreciate you choosing TurboTax,   You were out of Canada for 200 days means your residency status has changed.   When your residency status changes, it also changes the way your taxes are calculated. TurboTax gives you an opportunity to indicate when your status changed soon after you start your tax return. Follow the applicable steps to enter your information into TurboTax: Instructions for TurboTax Online Select Find   (or the magnifying glass icon) and type   province   into the search field. Select Province or Territory of Residence   from the search results and then select Go. On the   Where did you live at end of the year   step, select   Continue. On the   Did your Canadian residency change   step, answer   Yes. Follow the on-screen instructions and enter the date that applies to you. Instructions for TurboTax CD/Download Select Find   (or the magnifying glass icon) and type   residency   into the search field. Select either of the   Canadian residency   options from the search results and then select Go. On the   Information   step, scroll to the bottom and answer   Yes   to the question   Did your Canadian residency change? Follow the onscreen instructions and enter the date that applies to you.   Please visit the link provided for further clarifications: TurboTax:   My residency status changed. Where in TurboTax do I put the date I became/ceased to be a Canadian re... TurboTax blog:   Canadian Tax Obligations If You Live Outside of Canada   Please contact our phone support team or contact us directly on Facebook or Twitter if you require further assistance. ... View more

We appreciate you choosing TurboTax,   We recommend you contact the CRA and explain the particular situation you have encountered so they can help you resolve the issue.   If you would like to contact CRA, please use the link provided Contact the Canada Revenue Agency - Canada.ca ... View more

We appreciate you choosing TurboTax   As per CRA,  Generally, you were a  non-resident of Canada   in 2021   if you normally, customarily, or routinely lived in another country and were  not   considered a resident of Canada for tax purposes.(Your husband is a non resident of Canada)   Generally, if you are a  non-resident  of Canada, you will only have to report  Canadian-source  income, such as  from employment . (in your husband case he has not any)   For now you can file your taxes and state your status. Enter husband SIN as 000-000-000. Report yourself as Married, spouse non-resident and with zero income. Do not claim spousal amount of credit.   Please visit the link provided for further clarifications: CRA:   Are you an international student studying in Canada? CRA:   Non-Residents and Income Tax   Please contact our phone support team or contact us directly on Facebook or Twitter if you require further assistance. ... View more

We appreciate you choosing TurboTax,   Enter the spouse's SIN as 000-000-000 if you don't have a SIN. Filing Taxes If you live in the United States   and file an American tax return,   you and your spouse may file jointly or separately, depending on whichever option gives you the larger advantage.   However,   in Canada, you may not choose between the two. Instead, you must provide information about your spouse on your own tax return, which you must   file separately.   Be prepared to declare your marital status and your spouse’s income. If your spouse is earning American dollars, you need to   convert their earnings into Canadian dollars. If your spouse does not work, you may claim the   deduction amount   on   line 303   for an eligible spouse. You may claim that amount even if your spouse is not a resident of Canada   Please visit the link provided for further clarifications: TurboTax:   Tax Implications of Marrying a U.S. Citizen     Please contact our phone support team or contact us directly on Facebook or Twitter if you require further assistance. ... View more