As we do not have all the information to guide you. There are two suggestions that we can offer:   We assume that you are unemployed and do not have any income to report on your tax return. When you start to file your tax return, you will be asked if you had any income to report.  Please follow these steps to file your tax return without income: First, you would have to start from the beginning, answer all the questions correctly. Please note that after the question   " Let's import your information from the CRA", you will be asked, "Do you have income to report?" - click on continue without income to proceed with your tax return without declaring any incomes.        2.  If you are not unemployed and have earned income, but do not have a T4 slip. Please contact your employer and CRA for further help.    For more information please follow the links: Benefits of filing a return even if you have no income to report     How do I file a zero-income tax return? Video instructions  Thank you for using TurboTax. ... View more

The NR4 form is only issued to Non-Residents of Canada and there are no actual NR (Non-Resident) Forms in a T1 General Tax Return.  Therefore you cannot enter this slip on a particular page or screen titled NR4. Depending on the source of the income, you can enter on your Canadian tax return the type of slip from which that income was derived from. For example: If this is from Old Age Security (OAS), enter on the T4A(OAS) Old Age Security screen.  If this is a T5/NR4, enter on the T5 - Statement of Investment screen. Make your entries in Box 15 and 16.  If this is a T4A/NR4, enter on the T4A page.  Ensure you keep the slip available if CRA requests to see it.   For more information, please follow this link   What is an NR-4 slip, and how do I enter it into TurboTax?    Thank you for using TurboTax. ... View more

As we do not have all information to guide you with your question. We can suggest to you the following: If you are 65 years of age or older on Dec 31, the RIF income is considered pension income and is reported on line 115 and is eligible for the pension income amount.  If you are under age 65 on Dec 31, you must report this income on line 130 "Other income."  It is not considered pension income and is not eligible for the pension income amount. For more information please see our TurboTax article: RRIF Withdrawal Reduction   If further assistance is required, we believe your best option is to contact our telephone support team, as they have the option to view your screen to help resolve the issue. To contact us please follow this link:   Contact Us form. Once you go through the steps and complete the form, the phone number to speak to a TurboTax agent will appear on the page.    Thank you for using TurboTax ... View more

Expenses related to a home workspace can be included   on line 22900.   To deduct work from the home expense, please follow these steps: On your   T4 slip Employment Income   scroll down to the bottom where you will be asked:   Will you claim employment expenses for working at home due to COVID-19 for income on this T4? NEW!   Please say   YES; Go to Employment Expenses found lower in the menu on the left side of the screen; On the Employment Expenses Profile page, choose the option that is appropriate to you; On the next screen, check the flat rate method or detailed method. For more information about the flat or detailed method, please follow this link   How to claim- Home expense  Note: CRA allows all employees who worked from home during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 to claim up to $400 in employment expenses at a flat rate. This amount is a tax deduction and not a credit, which means you deduct it from your income to reduce your tax liability but will not result in a refund.    Thank you for using TurboTax. ... View more

There is no issue reported while filling the home expenses. We suggest following these steps to see if there is any correction to make.    You can claim the Flat Rate for working from home in every version of TurboTax. To do so please see this FAQ from TurboTax and select which software you are using for how-to instructions. Employment Expenses Tax Info Centre    Note: CRA allows all employees who worked from home during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 to claim up to $400 in employment expenses at a flat rate as a tax deduction.    For the flat rate method to be activated in   TurboTax Online: Enter your T4 and scroll down to the bottom where you will be asked:   Will you claim employment expenses for working at home due to COVID-19 for income on this T4? NEW!   Please say   YES   to this question.   Click on Employment Expenses found lower in the menu on the left side of the screen. On the Employment Expenses Profile page, check the option: I didn't receive either form from my employer. On the next screen Check the flat rate method and enter the number of days you worked from home.   For more information, please follow the following links: T777-s Statement of Employment Expenses for Working at Home Due to COVID-19     Home office expenses for employees     CRA  Eligibility criteria - Temporary flat rate method   Thank you for using TurboTax. ... View more

You will add your self-employment income on form T2125   Here’s how to find your Form T2125 using TurboTax: Click on the “Find” icon in the top right and search for “Self”. Select “Self-Employment” and then click the “Go” button. On the next page, answer questions appropriate to your business and then fill in your self-employment income. For more information, please follow this link:   Guidelines for Reporting Self-Employment Income    Thank you for using TurboTax ... View more

If you are claiming the employment expense deductions, you would have to answer YES to the question "Were you required to pay for expenses related to your home workspace that weren't fully reimbursed by your employer?" In order to qualify for this tax deduction. Then click on Continue, where you will be given an option to choose between the flat or detailed methods of employment expense.    Note:  For the flat rate method to be activated in   TurboTax Online , you enter your T4 and scroll down to the bottom where you will be asked: Will you claim employment expenses for working at home due to COVID-19 for income on this T4? NEW! Please say   YES   to this question.    For more information please follow this link: How to claim your Covid-related employment expenses in TurboTax  Thank you for using TurboTax. ... View more

Unfortunately, you cannot add your newborn child that was born in 2021 on your 2020 tax return. To  claim  a  baby  as a dependent for 2020 the  baby  must have been born during the current  tax  year, in other words, the baby had to be born before or on December 31, 2020. Since your baby was born after you will have to wait until 2022 when it comes time to file your taxes for the 2021 season to claim your baby as a dependent.   For more information on who you could claim as a dependant, please see the link below: Who Can I Claim as a Dependant on my Tax Return?    Thank you for using TurboTax. ... View more

The CESB is not social assistance nor unemployment income. The CESB is a  financial support program for students, administered  COVID-19  benefit.    For more information on how to file CESB on your tax return, follow these steps: The CRA will send you a T4A tax slip, or you can access it on   CRA my Account Quebec residents will get both a T4A slip and an RL-1 slip. On TurboTax under T-slips click on  T4A - Pension, Retirement, Annuity, and Other Income Your CESB amount is shown in  box 198  Canada Emergency Student Benefit (CESB). Thank you for using TurboTax, ... View more