Please follow directives below to assist you in filing your tax return using Netfile: In the online edition of TurboTax, how do I submit my tax return to CRA using the NETFILE service?https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/replies/3210262 ... View more

Line 130: Other income Line 130 contains taxable income not included in other categories. Common sources of other income include scholarships/bursaries, retiring allowances, lump-sum payments, death benefits, and payments from a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP). Line 130 amounts are transferred from a number of sources:  Box 18, 24, 28, 40, 42, 105, 106, 130, 133, 134, 136, 194 from your T4A slips Box 22, 26 from your T3 slips Box 16, 20, 22 from your T4RIF slips Box 66, 67 from your T4 slips Hope this helps. ... View more

Je suis désolée d'apprendre que vous n'êtes pas satisfait avec votre remboursement cette année. Je vous encouragerai à contacter nos experts du service Revue-Conseils pour vous aider à remplir votre déclaration et vous assurer de recevoir le remboursement approprié. Veuillez consulter le lien ci-dessous pour les contacter. J’utilise le service Revue-conseils de TurboImpôt en direct. Comment puis-je communiquer avec un expert en impôt?https://turboimpot.community.intuit.ca/replies/3458912   ... View more

Please review the link below to assist you in printing your tax return: In the online edition of TurboTax, how do I print a copy of my tax return?https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/replies/2648070 ... View more

Depending on how many previous years you want to do, you may want to contact our tax experts with the link below, as well as the link to access previous years tax returns: Where can I access the online edition of TurboTax for previous tax years?https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/replies/2647677 I'm using TurboTax Live Assist & Review. How do I talk to a tax expert?https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/replies/3456106 ... View more

You should have waited for your NOA first before you refiled. Please go check your "My CRA account" to see the status of your tax return here https://bit.ly/2BPw41p Alternately, please review the link below to ensure you have Netfiled your tax return: How do I know if my return was filed using NETFILE and received by the CRA?https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/replies/2864697 If needed, What is Refile? https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/replies/3639538 ... View more

Not sure what you need help with but review the information below to assist you: TOSI  The rules for tax on split income (TOSI) were revised by the government for 2018. Income subject to TOSI will be taxed at the highest tax rate. These rules aim to eliminate tax benefits arising from splitting income between family members who have not made a significant contribution to the family business. The rules surrounding TOSI pertains to the following types of investment income: Dividends and shareholder benefits from Canadian private corporations Partnership income derived from a related business or from a rental of a related person Trust income derived from private corporation dividends/benefits, a related business or a rental where a related person is involved Income from debt (e.g. interest) from private corporation, partnerships or trusts Income or gain from disposition of private corporation shares and other property where the TOSI rules have historically applied Important: The government added many exceptions to the TOSI rules. If an exception pertains to your situation, then the TOSI rules will not apply to you. This means the particular income would be subject to the regular tax rate. Please take the time to review these additional links to assist you in understanding as well as reporting TOSI. TOSI PDF: https://bit.ly/2O4n7Z7 Line 424 - Federal tax on split income - https://bit.ly/2UvDXT1 From the CRA Income sprinkling - https://bit.ly/2HN559x ... View more

Under the Income tab > Self-Employment. Whatever you have entered will be in that section to remove. ... View more

If you live in Ontario, Saskatchewan or New Brunswick, there have been changes to the tuition credits on a provincial level, therefore the amounts to enter tuition transfers will not be available, as seen in previous years. Otherwise, please refer to the link below for assistance in entering your tuition transfers: How do I enter tuition transferred from my spouse or child? https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/replies/2647703 ... View more

This can get tricky so please take the time to review the information below to assist you with entering your foreign income sources with TurboTax. Three things to consider: a) residency status, b) sourced country, c) type of income reported. When you have entered your federal amounts, it will translate to the provincial. In Canada, you are not required to “file” a provincial tax return, it is all done federally. The provincial section of all tax returns is to cover whatever credits each province has, as they are all different. With the exception of Quebec residents, they must file at both levels of government. This is most likely due to Foreign Tax Credit, which you can claim to ensure you are not doubled taxed, because we have a tax treaty with Italy. After you leave Canada, as a non-resident, you pay Canadian income tax only on your Canadian source income. However, only certain types of Canadian source income should be reported on your return while others are subject to non-resident withholding tax at source. more below from the CRA. CRA on residency status and tax obligations https://bit.ly/2HUDcM8 CRA What income do you have to report? https://bit.ly/2X4hpcZ We want to know about your world gross income (Canadian & Foreign). It boils down to whether you get a full year or is it prorated from your date of departure. And if you need to apply for a FTC. To access the Foreign Tax Credit form & Foreign sourced income, go to the "Find" icon at the top right corner of your screen and type in "Foreign Tax Credit" & then “ Income sources outside Canada”.  How to from TurboTax FAQs: How to determine residency status  https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/replies/2647682 How to Report Foreign Income sources in TurboTax https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/replies/2647976 Furthermore a link from Allan Madan who is a CPA, CA and the founder of Madan Chartered Accountant Professional Corporation. Allan provides valuable tax planning, accounting, and income tax preparation services in the Greater Toronto Area for a better understanding https://bit.ly/2U7f4Mn And last but not least, I will encourage you to contact our tax experts to guide you to make sure you are entering the amounts correctly, link below on how to reach them: I'm using TurboTax Live Assist & Review. How do I talk to a tax expert? https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/replies/3456106 ... View more