Canada Revenue Agency can ask anyone to present supportive documents for their claim, it does not mean that you had made any mistake while reporting your taxes. You just need to present the receipts for the expenses for which you had claimed.   Thank you for choosing TurboTax. ... View more

Yes, you can claim for prescription eyeglasses, it does not matter whether it was bought online or from a shop as long as you have a prescription and a receipt for your purchase. In the case of non-prescription reading glasses, you can   not claim tax deductions.    To enter medical expenses on your return follow the steps outlined below: Sign in to your return. Select Find (or the magnifying glass icon) in the top right corner of the page. Type Medical Expenses in the Find Window and select Medical Expenses Profile and click on Go. From the available options select the one which applies to you and click on Continue. In the Medical Expenses   window, TurboTax will display the minimum amount of eligible medical expenses which is required to generate a tax benefit. Click on Enter New Medical Expense. In the Medical Expenses window, you can either choose to enter detailed medical expenses (click on the + Add Medical Receipt,   in the Medical Expenses Receipt # 1, enter the required details, and click on Enter New Medical Expense,   and   Continue   until you are done.) or a total of your medical expense for the year (Enter the total amount under the heading   Enter Medical Expenses Total Amount). Click on Continue. On the Medical Expense Summary page, click Enter New Medical Expense if you wish to enter more medical expenses or click on Done With Medical Expenses if you are done entering your medical expenses. On the Medical Expense Claim page, you can choose to claim or not to claim, and even determine the starting and ending date for your claim period. After doing so, click on Continue to save your entries.   You are done entering your medical expenses including your premium for medical insurance.   For more information visit our TurboTax FAQ- How do I enter my medical expenses?     Thank you for choosing TurboTax. ... View more

Buying of securities is not reported on T5008, only when you sell your securities it is reported on T5008. To enter the details of T5008 on your return follow the steps outlined below:   Sign in to your return. Click Find from the top right corner of the page. Type T5008   and select T5008 Securities Transactions from the list of options available below and click Go. The   T5008 - Summary   step appears,  Select   Enter New T5008. The   T5008 - Securities Transactions   step appears Fill out the form in TurboTax with the information from your slip. If your T5008 slip is for a joint account shared between spouses, enter your spouse’s percentage of ownership in the field Enter percentage of slip to claim on your spouse’s tax return (if applicable) Select   Done With T5008. The   T5008 - Summary   step appears Review the information on-screen and follow the instructions below that match your situation: If the information is correct, select Done With T5008 Slips If the information isn’t correct, select Edit next to the slip and correct the information. When you return to this step, select Done With T5008 Slips For more information on T5008 visit our TurboTax article -T5008 Slip - Statement of Securities Transaction For more information visit our TurboTax FAQ- How do I enter a T5008 slip (and matching Relevé 18, if applicable)?   Thank you for choosing TurboTax. ... View more

Even though your T5008 transactions are already with Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), you are still required to file them on your return. To enter the details of your T5008 in your return, follow the steps outlined below:   Sign in to your return. Click Find from the top right corner of the page. Type T5008   and select T5008 Securities Transactions from the list of options available below and click Go. The   T5008 - Summary   step appears,  Select   Enter New T5008. The   T5008 - Securities Transactions   step appears Fill out the form in TurboTax with the information from your slip. If your T5008 slip is for a joint account shared between spouses, enter your spouse’s percentage of ownership in the field Enter percentage of slip to claim on your spouse’s tax return (if applicable) Select   Done With T5008. The   T5008 - Summary   step appears Review the information on-screen and follow the instructions below that match your situation: If the information is correct, select Done With T5008 Slips If the information isn’t correct, select Edit next to the slip and correct the information. When you return to this step, select Done With T5008 Slips For more information on T5008 visit our TurboTax article -T5008 Slip - Statement of Securities Transaction For more information visit our TurboTax FAQ- How do I enter a T5008 slip (and matching Relevé 18, if applicable)?   Thank you for choosing TurboTax. ... View more

Yes, you can claim the cost of the flight as a medical expense due to a medical emergency.   Thank you for choosing TurboTax ... View more

If your employer received a COVID-19 business wage subsidy to cover part of your wages, such as the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS), it be will be included as regular employment income on your  T4 slip.   If you are the employer-   How you report a wage subsidy on your tax or information return depends on the type of employer you are. You may be able to elect to reduce your related wage expenses by the amount of government assistance (wage subsidy) you received. Otherwise, you have to include the assistance in your income.    Please visit the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) link-   Report a wage subsidy on your tax return   Thank you for choosing TurboTax. ... View more

When it asks that the dependent is a student, the student includes both studying at high school or a post-secondary institution.    Thank you for choosing TurboTax. ... View more

As per our TurboTax article   How to Deduct Your Medical Expenses   CRA allows you to use any 12-month period of expenses that is most advantageous to your situation, provided it ends in the tax year. You cannot claim a medical expense this year that you have claimed in the previous returns. You have to use the same start and end date for all members of the family. This allows you to claim those medical expenses you couldn’t claim last year, as long as the last date ends in the tax year.   Thank you for using TurboTax. ... View more

If your child goes to high school, you would answer yes that your child is in school.   Thank you for choosing TurboTax.  ... View more

If you have deleted your T4 slip accidentally you can not retrieve your data, you need to add it back. To enter the details of your T4 again, follow the steps outlined below:   Sign in to your return. Click Find from the top right corner of the page. Type T4 and select T4 Employment Income   from the list of options available below and click Go. On T4- Summary page, click   Add T4 for [Name]. On [Name]: T4 - Employment Income page, you could add back your T4 details. After adding your details click on Save and Continue.  On T4- Summary page, if you wish to add more T4 slips click Add T4 for [Name]   or if you are done with entering all your T4 slips click Done with T4 Slips.   For more information visit our TurboTax FAQ- How do I enter a T4 slip (and matching RL-Slips)?   Thank you for choosing TurboTax.   ... View more