Si vous produisez une déclaration conjointe dans TurboImpôt Cd/téléchargement et que vous êtes incapable d’accéder à l’option ReTRANSMETTRE pour la deuxième personne pour le Québec, il est vous possible d’effectuer la transmission manuellement. Veuillez noter que l’option ReTRANSMETTRE a été désactivée dans TurboImpôt Cd/téléchargement (pour les déclarations conjointes du Québec) depuis le 26 juin 2020. Une solution sera offerte pour réactiver cette fonction le 9 juillet 2020. Si vous voulez transmettre une déclaration conjointe pour le Québec avant cette date, veuillez suivre les instructions suivantes :   Produire manuellement une déclaration conjointe pour le Québec En mode Formulaires, recherchez TP-1.R (Demande de redressement). * Note : Cette solution est offerte seulement en mode Formulaires dans TurboImpôt CD/téléchargement. Entrez l’année d’imposition visée (c.-à-d., 2019). Entrez les renseignements relatifs au numéro de ligne, au titre, au montant original et au montant du redressement. Effacez la section concernant l’explication du redressement. Entrez la date à laquelle le formulaire a été rempli et transmis. Imprimez ensuite le formulaire et envoyez-le par la poste à l’adresse suivante, en vous assurant d’inclure les documents justifiant votre demande dans votre envoi. C.P. 3000 Succursale Place-Desjardins Montréal (Québec) H5B 1A4 ... View more

If you're filing a joint spousal return in TurboTax CD/download, and are unable to access the ReFILE option for the secondary spouse when filing from Quebec, there is a manual process available to you. Please be aware that the ReFILE option has been disabled in TurboTax CD/download versions (for Quebec joint filing), as of June 26, 2020, and a solution will be provided to re-enable this feature on July 9, 2020. If you would like to file jointly from Quebec prior to that date, please utilize the instructions below:   Manually filing a joint spousal return from Quebec In Forms mode, do a search for TP-1.R (Request for Adjustment) *Note: This solution is only available by utilizing Forms mode in TurboTax CD/download software. Enter your desired tax year (i.e. 2019). Enter information for the line number, line title, original amount and requested adjustment amount. Clear the section labeled explanation for the adjustment. Enter the date the form was filled and completed. Once done, print this form and mail it to the following address, making sure to include proof of documents for the requested adjustment: C.P. 3000 Succursale Place-Desjardins Montréal, Québec H5B 1A4 ... View more

If you, your spouse, or your common-law partner are self-employed, you still have until June 15, 2020, to file your taxes. However, your payment deadline has been extended to September 1, 2020. We've put together a collection of tax content, FAQs, videos, and helpful tips, to make sure you have all the information you need to file by the new tax deadline. Self-employment How do I know if I'm self-employed? Why is TurboTax telling me I’m self-employed? What tax software should I use if I'm self-employed? What is TurboTax Self-employed?   What deductions and expenses can I claim? Tax deductions for the self-employed How can I protect myself from a CRA audit?   Rental/investment property income How do I know if I have rental property income? Do I have rental income or business income? Are you a co-owner or partner in a partnership?   What version of TurboTax should I use for investment income? Get TurboTax Premier now How do I enter rental property income if my spouse and I are co-owners? How do I enter US rental property income? How do I enter my rental income and expenses in TurboTax? Tips for rental deductions and expenses Owning a rental property with a spouse What is my industry code? How do I find the proper CCA (Capital Cost Allowance) class? How do I claim CCA on a new vehicle? My friend lives with me and helps cover expenses. Do I have to report their payments as rental income? Related information: Covid-19: Tax Info Centre Video library Contact us ... View more

When you own rental property with your spouse, it will most likely be a co-ownership or, under certain conditions, a partnership. If you are unsure, the CRA advises seeking out the partnership law for your province or territory, or referencing the following document. Once you've determined which situation applies to you, the steps for entering spousal co-owners' rental property income in TurboTax will vary, depending on the version of software (and view), you are using. To get started, select the version of TurboTax software you are using below, then click on the link to get detailed instructions.   Instructions for TurboTax Online (Premier) Open a new tax file in TurboTax Online Premier. Complete the following steps: Indicate the return is for "My spouse/partner and me" , then enter your personal information, making sure to choose the option for filing your return at the same time. On the  Let's build your tax profile step, i ndicate Yes for other income (but do not check any boxes). Select Yes when asked if you received any income from investments. Select Yes when asked if you had any income or expenses from a rental property. On the Rental Income step, ensure the following are indicated: Date (to and from), final year in business, and co-ownership. On the Rental Profile, check the following boxes (and any others that may be applicable). On the T776 Partner Details Statement, enter details for spouse and indicate the spouse’s percentage partnership share (or the percentage of co-ownership if it is a co-ownership). On the T776 Partner Rental Income step, enter your rental property address information and the amount of gross rent  income. Review the information on your Rental Summary, then  select the Done with Rental Income button. Instructions for TurboTax CD/download (Easy Step mode) Open a new tax file in TurboTax Online Premier. Complete the following steps: For the Marital Status section in your personal profile, select Married, then choose to prepare your returns together. Select Yes when asked if you have income from investments. Select Yes when asked if you have employment, rental or other income. Then select the option for rental property. Select Yes for your spouse when asked if they have income from investments; but indicate No for all following investment questions (as rental income is not listed). Repeat Step 3 (above) for your spouse. On the Rental Income step, select the option for Co-ownership, then fill in the applicable partnership percentage (or the percentage of co-ownership, if applicable). On the Rental Profile step, select the check boxes that apply to your situation. On your T776 Partner Details Statement #1, indicate the applicable percentage partnership share (or the percentage of co-ownership, if applicable). On your T776 Rental Income, make sure to enter 100% of the gross rental income, and not 50%. For your spouse, select the property address from the drop-down on the T776 Rental Identification page. Your spouse's Real Estate Rentals Statement # 1 will then auto-populate with all required information, based on your previous answers. Select all the boxes that apply to your spouse on your Rental Profile #1 section. Enter your name and indicate a 50% partnership share (or the percentage of co-ownership, if applicable), on your T776 Partner Details Statement # 1. Your spouse's T776 Rental Income will then auto-populate with all required information, based on your previous answers. When asked if you wish to complete another rental statement, select the No button. On the Rental Summary page, select Done With Rental Income. Your information should now be accounted for on your Total income summary. Instructions for TurboTax CD/download (Forms mode) Open a new tax file in TurboTax Online Premier. Complete the following steps: On the TurboTax Personal Information form, enter your information, then check the box for Process spouse's return as well? Choose whether you'd like to Auto-fill My Return (by clicking the applicable button), or click the Close button to decline. On the T1 General form, c omplete the required information. Click on the Forms button in the ribbon at the bottom of the screen. Select Form Lookup, then enter T776 in Keyword to search for, and click OK. On your T776 - Part 1 form,  select Yes or No (as applicable), on the question of Was this the final year of rental operation? Then, input your percentage of ownership and select co-ownership (or partnership, if applicable). On your T776 - Part 2 form, enter your spouse's name and address, then input their ownership share at 50%. On your T776 - Part 3 form, enter the rental property address, number of units, and 100% of your gross rent amount. Review the information on your T776 - Income form to make sure it is accurate. Click on your spouse's name in the ribbon at the bottom of the screen. TurboTax will automatically generate the T776 for the spouse. On the T776 - Part 1 (for your spouse), answer No to the question, Was this the final year of rental operation?  then enter the percentage of ownership, and select co-ownership (or partnership, if applicable). Repeat steps 7-9 above, entering your spouse's information. If the rental income is the only income you have entered into TurboTax so far, you can review the Quick Graphs summary (in the upper left of your screen), to get a confirmation of the correct rental income amounts reported for both you and your spouse (optional). Related information: My friend lives with me and helps cover expenses. Do I have to report their payments as rental income? How do I enter US rental property income? How do I enter my rental income and expenses in TurboTax? What is my industry code? ... 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  If you've put off filing your taxes this season, you're not alone. In these uncertain times, other things have taken the top spot on many of our priority lists. With the filing deadline extension of June 1, 2020 rapidly approaching, we've put together a useful guide of resources and tips to help you get your taxes done.   Five tips for getting your taxes done on time: 1. Prepare and Organize Tip: Make sure to gather together all of your necessary tax forms (like T forms and Notices of Assessment), in one place for easy referencing.   How do I enter a T4 slip? How do I enter a T4E slip? How do I enter a T4A slip? How do I enter a T5 and other slips? What do I do if I have a T4 slip and no matching RL-1 (or visa versa)? 2. Know your dependents (if applicable) Tip:  It’s important to know who your dependents are, and if they qualify as such. If your dependents are left off your tax forms, you’re missing out on valuable tax credits and deductions.   Who can I claim as a dependent? Can I claim my spouse or common-law partner as my dependent? Who can claim the tax credit for an eligible dependent? What is the amount for an eligible dependent? How do I enter dependents (TurboTax online)? How do I enter dependents (TurboTax CD/download)?   3. Utilize eFile, ReFile and/or NETFILE for quicker processing Tip: If you want to avoid tax errors and get your tax refund as quickly as possible, ditch the paper and pencil and eFile your return   What is the difference between eFile and NETFILE? What is ReFile? What is NETFILE? When is NETFILE available? Can I use NETFILE if I owe taxes? Can I submit a return for a previous year using NETFILE? How do I submit my return using NETFILE (TurboTax CD/download)? How do I submit my return using NETFILE (TurboTax online)? 4. Don't be afraid to ask for help Tip: If you're preparing your taxes and have questions, we have a team of TurboTax tax experts standing by and ready to help. Consider using TurboTax Live services to complete your return.   What is TurboTax Live? I'm using TurboTax Live: Assist & Review. How do I submit my return for review? I'm using TurboTax Live: Assist & Review. How do I talk to an expert?   5. File on time, even if you owe Tip: There is a difference between an extension to file, and an extension to pay taxes owed. It's important to file your taxes before the extended filing deadline, whether you are expecting a return or not.   Has the tax filing deadline been extended for 2019? What is the deadline to pay if I owe taxes? Can I use NETFILE if I owe taxes? Why does my spouse's income lower my refund amount? How do I pay my due balance? Related information: How do I print/save a copy of my return (TurboTax online)? How do I print a copy of my return (TurboTax CD/download)? COVID-19 Tax Info Centre Help Centre Contact Us Video Library ... View more

  If you make a portion of your income from within Canada, but live abroad or haven't yet made Canada your home,  the idea of taxes can seem complicated and frustrating. At TurboTax Canada, we're here to help. We've developed this easy-to-navigate hub for all Canadian non-resident tax filers, so you can easily access the information you need, when you need it most. Everything from your residency status to your tax obligations are contained below, as well as instructions on which income tax package to file, and whether or not you are eligible for any entitlements or benefits. Your residency status What is a non-resident? Who is considered a non-resident of Canada? Your obligations Your tax obligations as a non-resident What are the Canadian tax obligations and entitlements for non-residents? Your taxes Non-resident tax What is non-resident tax? Filing your return NR-4 slips What is an NR-4 slip, and how do I enter it into TurboTax? ... View more

Form T2201 (Disability Tax Credit Certificate), and any other supporting documents, can now be submitted electronically, using the secure “Submit Documents” tool in the My Account or Represent a Client portals.   This new electronic option has been added to allow legal representative(s) or representative(s) with level 2 authorization, to quickly upload and submit the T2201, and/or any supporting documents, while providing confirmation that this information has been received by the CRA.   Instructions At the bottom of the “Submit Documents” page, click the “without a case or reference number” hyperlink. Select the button “Send Form T2201 – Disability Tax Credit application, or send supporting documents”. Follow the steps to attach the file(s). Related information: What is the disability tax credit? How do I claim the disability tax credit? Is the Disability Tax Credit transferable from a dependant? How do I claim the disability tax credit transferred from my spouse/partner or dependant? How do I claim the Disability Tax Credit transferred from my spouse (CD/Download)? ... View more

A non-resident of Canada, who has earned income from Canada, is subject to Canadian income tax requirements. Non-residents who are required to file a Canadian T1 return will report the income subject to these requirements, and claim available tax credits and deductions. Recipients of many types of passive Canadian-sourced income pay a withholding tax and do not file a Canadian tax return. Non-resident recipients of rental, acting or pension income may be able to elect to file a return and pay tax on taxable income instead of paying the withholding tax on gross income. A non-resident recipient of Old Age Security income may be required to file a special return.   The T1 return for a non-resident who is required to file will generally take one of two forms: A T1 Income Tax and Benefit Return for the province in which the income was earned (if it is only income from employment, a business with a permanent establishment in Canada, income from a scholastic source or a gain from a sale of Canadian real estate, or if the non-resident immigrated or emigrated during the year) or; A T1 Income Tax and Benefit Return for Non-residents and Deemed Residents of Canada if there is only income from a scholastic source, a gain on Canadian real estate, non-employment services provided not from a permanent establishment, or if electing on pension income as already described. Related information: What is an NR-4 slip, and how do I enter it into TurboTax? Who is considered a non-resident of Canada? What is non-resident tax? ... View more

If you are considered a non-resident of Canada, but have received income from a source within Canada, then you are generally liable to pay Canadian income tax on that income. This is commonly referred to as Part XIII of the Income Tax Act, whereby the terms "Part XIII tax", and "non-resident tax", are synonymous. Payers of these amounts are then required to issue an NR4 tax slip to the non-resident for all such amounts paid during the year. What is the Part XIII tax rate? 25% is the rate that non-residents generally pay on Part XIII amounts (with those providing acting services in a film or video production paying 23%).   A lower rate may be apply if the non-resident resides in a country that has a tax treaty with Canada.       Can I elect to pay tax on net income? Part XIII tax is based on the gross amount received by the non-resident.   For certain types of Part XIII amounts received, a non-resident may determine an alternative tax liability based on the net amount of their income after allowable deductions.  The most common of such elections are:       Section 216 election, primarily for rental property income Section 217 election, primarily for pension income       Related information: What is an NR-4 slip, and how do I enter it into TurboTax? Who is considered a non-resident of Canada? What are the Canadian tax obligations and entitlements for non-residents? ... View more

If you’re having trouble activating your TurboTax software using the internet, you can instead try activating using our automated telephone activation.   To do so, follow the steps below: Steps to activate TurboTax via phone After launching your version of TurboTax CD/download, click CANCEL on the internet activation screen. Select the telephone activation option on the following screen, then click Next. You will then need to type in the following information: your Product IKC, Computer ID (found on the TurboTax screen), Activation Code, and the method of activation server you prefer (in this case, Prod). Select the button labeled Give me my code! to continue Once your code is generated, type it into your version of TurboTax, then click Next. You will be notified once your activation is complete with the following screen. Simply click Finish and you're done! Steps for troubleshooting unsuccessful internet activation If you have received the following error when trying to activate your TurboTax product online, you may have your TLS 1.2/1.1 disabled within your Internet Explorer.   To confirm that TLS 1.2/1.1 is enabled (and to enable it if it is disabled), use the following steps:   Open Internet Explorer. Go to the Tools menu. Select Internet Options. Select the Advanced tab and scroll down to the Security section. Check to see if you have TLS 1.2/1.1 enabled (checked). If not, check the box to enable it then select OK. Close Internet Explorer. Open you TurboTax software again to verify the original concern has been resolved. Related information: What should I do if I’m unable to register TurboTax CD/download edition? ... View more