Thank you for your question.   Here is a link for tax year 2019 where you can choose what version of the software you would like to use. Please note that you may face penalties and interest for filing a late tax return.   If you have any questions, y ou can contact our phone support team or contact us via private chat on Facebook or Twitter. ... View more

Thank you for your question.   If you would like someone to review your return, you should consider using TurboTax Live Assist & Review. To contact a tax expert, follow these instructions: Sign in to your TurboTax.ca account. On the Great to see you again! step, locate the TurboTax Assist Review return and select Continue. Select Expert Help from the menu. In the panel that opens, select Connect now. On the How can we help you? step, enter a few words to describe your question in the box where it says Give us a few keywords, so we can match you with the best specialist for your specific question or problem. Select Continue. Fill out the First name, Last name, Email address and Phone number fields. Select Get the number. The phone number appears on the screen.   For more information, please see the link below:   I'm using TurboTax Live Assist & Review. How do I talk to a tax expert?   If you have any questions, y ou can contact our phone support team or contact us via private chat on Facebook or Twitter. ... View more

Thank you for your question.   Before claiming any work-related expenses, you must have a completed Form T2200 Declaration of Conditions of Employment signed by your employer. https://turbotax.intuit.ca/tips/what-expenses-can-you-deduct-as-an-employee-5429   As per CRA:    Form T2200, Declaration of Conditions of Employment, is a form your employer fills out to certify you were required to pay for your own employment expenses. Form T2200 is kept by you and is not included with your tax return.   Form T2200S, Declaration of Conditions of Employment for Working at Home Due to COVID-19, is a shorter version of Form T2200 that you get your employer to complete and sign if you worked from home in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and are not using the temporary flat rate method. Your employer completes and signs this form to certify that you worked from home in 2020 due to COVID-19 and had to pay your own home office expenses. Form T2200S is kept by you and is not included with your tax return.   Form T2200 and Form T2200S must be signed by your employer. It is up to your employer to determine who is authorized to sign these forms.   If you have any questions, y ou can contact our phone support team or contact us via private chat on Facebook or Twitter. ... View more

Thank you for your question.   It depends. If you are running a business and you need the photo shoot for business purposes, then you may be able to deduct the photo shoot expense. However, if you are just doing on your own time and it's not part of a business, then you won't be able to deduct the photo shoot expense.   For more information, please see the link below:   What Kind of Expenses Can You Claim for Your Small Business?   If you have any questions, y ou can contact our phone support team or contact us via private chat on Facebook or Twitter. ... View more

Thank you for your question.   This could be due to errors on your tax return. For more information, please see the links below:   Why do I get an error when I try to submit my return through the CRA’s NETFILE service?   Why am I not eligible to file my tax return using NETFILE?   If you have any questions, y ou can contact our phone support team or contact us via private chat on Facebook or Twitter. ... View more

Thank you for your question.   There are a couple of reasons why this could happen. For example, some income on the T4A is considered to be self-employment income, such as amounts in Box 20, Box 48 and Box 28.   When you enter a T4A with one of those amounts, and then create a T2125 - Business Statement, TurboTax will automatically add the amounts from the T4A to that form. So if you include the amounts from your T4A in your "Sales, commissions, or fees" or "Other Income" amounts, it will be doubled.   Other times, you could've manually put the same amount in 2 separate places, and have forgotten about it.   If you have any questions, y ou can contact our phone support team or contact us via private chat on Facebook or Twitter. ... View more

Thank you for your question.   It depends. If you are running a business and your main line of business is daytrading, then you may be able to deduct the book expense. However, if you are just trading on your own time and not doing it as a living, then you won't be able to deduct the book expense.   For more information, please see the link below:   What Kind of Expenses Can You Claim for Your Small Business?   If you have any questions, y ou can contact our phone support team or contact us via private chat on Facebook or Twitter. ... View more

Thank you for your question.   Yes, you would have to report the sale of your primary residence on both the schedule 3 form (Capital Gains (or Losses)) and form T2091IND (Designation of a Property as a Principal Residence by an Individual).   To report the sale of your principal residence, follow these instructions:   1) Open your TurboTax return 2) Click on "find" at the top of the page and type in "Principal Residences" 3) Confirm you've sold your principal residence 4) Enter the information about the residence and the sale on the next page   If you have any questions, y ou can contact our phone support team or contact us via private chat on Facebook or Twitter. ... View more

Thank you for your question.   If you would like to see a breakdown of your tax return (and taxes owed), follow these instructions:   1) Open your TurboTax return 2) Click on Review on the left hand side of the page 3) Click on Bottom Line (Tax Summaries) 4) Click on Detailed Tax Summary; there, you will find a breakdown of total income, net income, taxable income, tax credits and ultimately your taxes owing or your refund.   For more information, please see the link below:   T5008 Slip – Statement of Securities Transactions   If you have any questions, y ou can contact our phone support team or contact us via private chat on Facebook or Twitter. ... View more

Thank you for your question.   You must file a tax return if you meet one of the conditions below:   You owe tax to the CRA. You are self-employed and have to pay your Canada Pension Plan (CPP) premiums. Same for paying Employment Insurance (EI) premiums on your self-employment earnings. You and your spouse/common-law partner want to split your pension income. You’ve participated in the Home Buyers’ Plan (HBP)  or Lifelong Learning Plan (LLP) and have repayments owing. You disposed of capital property. If you sold your home, you must file a tax return even if you don’t have to pay capital gains tax on the sale (referred to as the principal residence exemption). You have to repay any of your Old Age Security or Employment Insurance Benefits You have received a Canada Workers Benefit (CWB) advance payments in the tax year. The CRA has sent you a Request to File. If the CRA has sent you a Demand to File, then that means they are serious about your lack of filing and you had better get to it.   For more information, please see the link below:   Does Your Teenager Need to File an Income Tax Return?   If you have any questions, y ou can contact our phone support team or contact us via private chat on Facebook or Twitter. ... View more