The child care expenses must be claimed by the spouse with the lower net income unless specific situations applied during the tax year.  Bankruptcy is not one of those situations. Please see this TurboTax FAQ for more information on transferring child care expenses to the spouse with the higher net income: https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/replies/2648006 ... View more

This can happen when you still need to enter some details from the student's return into your return in TurboTax to complete the calculations. There are two places that will need details from the student's return: 1) Deductions > Additional Dependant Information. This is where you enter the student's net income from line 236 of their T1, and the total of their non-refundable credits from lines 3 to 18 of their Schedule 1. 2) Deductions > Claims for Dependants > Claims for Dependants Intro, select Yes, click Continue, click Enter Credit Info, check off Transfer my child's tuition and education amounts, and click continue.  Make sure you complete all of the applicable fields on this page including unused federal and provincial tuition carried forward from 2017, deductions from net income from line 257 of their T1, and provincial non-refundable credits (total from lines 5812 to 5840). If the student also qualifies for the disability tax credit, you will need to visit that page as well and select Yes for those credits to be included in the calculation of available tuition amount for transfer. ... View more

From the TurboTax FAQ:  The amount of capital gains from my T5008 is doubled in TurboTax. How do I fix this? https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/replies/2647824 ... View more

You can go to Income > T-Slips > T5008 to edit or delete the slip.  If you don't remember entering it, it may have been imported through Auto-Fill My Return. ... View more

Go to File > Print Your Tax Return.  You might need to complete payment if you haven't already, but you do not need to be finished with your return to be able to generate this PDF.  Schedule 3 should give you more insight into your taxable capital gains situation. ... View more

In TurboTax Online, when I enter capital gains of $1,000, my capital gains summary shows a Gain of 1,000.  When I go to the Income Summary, I see 500.00 next to Taxable capital gains.  Sometimes when customers are seeing double the amount in capital gains that they are expecting, it's because they imported slips with their capital gains transactions included, and then reported those same transactions again in the capital gains section.  Slips can include T3, T4PS, T5, T5008, or T5013.  If you are looking right at your Schedule 3, you can check to see if you have amounts flowing in from slips. ... View more

Do you also have t-slips (imported using Auto-Fill or manually entered by you) with capital gains reported? ... View more

The box 30 amount must be entered on your T4, which you can access by going to Income > T-Slips > T4.  Use the Box 30 labeled Clergy housing allowance.  When you return to the Clergy Residence Deduction section you will see the amount there for Part A. ... View more

The box 30 amount must be entered on your T4, which you can access by going to Income > T-Slips > T4.  Use the Box 30 labeled Clergy housing allowance.  When you return to the Clergy Residence Deduction section you will see the amount there for Part A. ... View more

If you have employment income, this credit will be applied automatically.  You can check by going to Review > Bottom Line (Tax Summaries), and click on the Detailed Tax Summary link.  Scroll down to the Non refundable tax credits section, Line 363. ... View more