what line number? 104 or 130? See detailed summary on the Bottom line tax summaries page. ... View more

You are correct, you can use Turbotax Standard to prepare your rental statement.  ... View more

You click "Income" tab Select "Tslips" Select Foreign income Enter as Foreign pension ... View more

I see you have the Assist and Review added to your return. Why not give us a call and we can help you one on one. 🙂   The lines are not busy right now!  ... View more

But the withdrawal was in 2019 which will mess it up. You MUST report $8000 contributions in 2018 and carry forward the $4000. Yes, it will be an over-contribution but not for very long since you took it out when you noticed it. You will likely not have any penalties for the mistake. ... View more

Since the withdrawal was in 2019, you will receive a T4RSP for 2019. Do not claim the RRSP withdrawal on your 2018 return. You will claim $8000 in RRSP contributions and carry forward the $4000.  The tax withheld will be recuperated in 2019.  This is from CRA: "Withdrawal made without Form T3012A. If you withdraw unused RRSP, PRPP or SPP contributions without Form T3012A, the issuer of the plan has to withhold tax. The amount you withdraw from your RRSP should be reported on line 129 of your income tax and benefit return if it appears in box 22 of the T4RSP slip. If the amount appears in box 16 and box 24 of the T4RIF slip and you are 65 years or older at the end of December 2018, report the amount from box 16on line 115. Otherwise, report that amount on line 130. The amount you withdraw from your PRPP will appear in box 194 of the T4A slip and the amount you withdraw from your SPP will appear in box 16 of the T4A slip. Report those amounts on line 130. In all cases, claim the tax the issuer withheld on line 437 of your income tax and benefit return. Fill out Form T746, Calculating Your Deduction for Refund of Unused RRSP, PRPP, and SPP Contributions, to calculate the amount you can deduct for the withdrawal. For more information about claiming the deduction for the withdrawal of unused RRSP contributions, see line 232 in the Income Tax and Benefit Guide." ... View more

You can't enter a UK bank account. CRA will mail you a cheque. ... View more

Only legal fees regarding support payments are deductible on line 221. (For the recipient only) The person paying support cannot claim any legal fees.  As the recipient, you cannot claim legal and accounting fees incurred: to get a separation or divorce to establish child custody or visitation rights https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/forms-publications/publications/p102/support-paymen... ... View more

He will not be doing a Canadian tax return but you do have to enter some of his information. You will enter his SIN as 000 000 000 and make sure to enter his US income in CAN$. This will eliminate the spousal credit for him. ... View more

Some times a simple reboot can solve a lot of problems. Glad it is working for you now. ... View more