How do I enter the contributions I made to a PRPP, Amateur Athlete Trust, or Saskatchewan Pension Plan?

1. Answer the initial Personal info interview questions if you haven't already. This unlocks the Tax home screen.
2. From the Tax home screen, under Add to your return, enter registered and select Registered Savings Plans Profile.
3. On the Your registered savings plan profile for 2024 screen, check the applicable boxes and select Continue.
4. Enter your RRSP deduction limit and your contribution(s) in the screen(s) that follow.

For PRPP and SPP:

1. Select Find from the TurboTax menu.
2. In the Find window, enter Registered and select Registered Savings Plan profile, then select Go.
3. Check the applicable boxes and select Continue.
4. On the RRSP contribution screen(s) that follow, enter your contributions.

For ATT:

1. From the menu select View > Forms method.
2. From the menu select View > Find form…
3. In the Form Lookup popup window, in the Keyword to search for box, enter RRSP.
4. In the Forms box, select RRSP Worksheet and select OK. 
5. On the RRSP/PRPP Worksheet screen, under Section 5, at Line 11, enter the amount of Income contributed to an amateur athletic trust in 2024. 
6. From the menu select View > EasyStep interview and continue.

Author notes:

146(1) definition: earned income of a taxpayer for a taxation year means the amount, if any, by which the total of all amounts each of which is: (b.2) the taxpayer’s qualifying performance income (as defined in subsection 143.1(1)) that is deemed by paragraph 143.1(1.2)(c) to be income of an amateur athlete trust for the year.

For income that is contributed to an AAT after 2013, the budget proposes to allow the income to qualify as earned income for the purposes of determining the registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) contribution limit of the trust's beneficiary. The budget also proposes to apply similar treatment for contributions in 2011, 2012 and 2013 if an election is filed by the beneficiary.