Quebec taxes

On the Québec return, why is the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction greater than the amount reported, causing a NETFILE error?   This is a known NETFILE issue when trying to file a TP1 return to Revenue Quebec for tax year 2024 through TurboTax Desktop.   When going through the review section, the amount claimed for the taxable capital gains deduction is greater than the amount of capital gains reported, or there is no eligible capital gain for this deduction. This makes the return ineligible for NETFILE Québec.    To work around this error, input $1 on line 58 of Schedule G to clear this validation   Expected date for resolution: May 8, 2025

If you previously saw error code 95034 when you attempted to file before April 16th, the error was due to a CRA issue affecting all tax software in Canada. We understand your frustration and successfully advocated on your behalf. CRA confirmed on April 16th that they resolved the issue. Please note you will have to electronically resubmit your tax return to successfully file your taxes.   We are continuing to provide updates here about resolutions and workarounds for other unresolved CRA system errors.

If you previously saw error code 2515 when you attempted to file before April 16th, the error was due to a CRA issue affecting all tax software in Canada. We understand your frustration and successfully advocated on your behalf. CRA confirmed on April 16th that they resolved the issue. Please note you will have to electronically resubmit your tax return to successfully file your taxes.   We are continuing to provide updates here about resolutions and workarounds for other unresolved CRA system errors.

If you encounter error code 95365, the error is due to a CRA issue affecting all tax software in Canada. We understand your frustration and successfully advocated on your behalf. CRA confirmed on April 16th that they will resolve the issue on April 23rd, and there is no current workaround. Please note you will have to electronically resubmit your tax return to successfully file your taxes after April 23rd.   We are continuing to provide updates here about resolutions and workarounds for other unresolved CRA system errors.

If you previously saw error code 99915 when you attempted to file before April 16th, the error was due to a CRA issue affecting all tax software in Canada. We understand your frustration and successfully advocated on your behalf. CRA confirmed on April 16th that they resolved the issue. Please note you will have to electronically resubmit your tax return to successfully file your taxes.   We are continuing to provide updates here about resolutions and workarounds for other unresolved CRA system errors.

If you previously saw error code 95033 when you attempted to file before April 16th, the error was due to a CRA issue affecting all tax software in Canada. We understand your frustration and successfully advocated on your behalf. CRA confirmed on April 16th that they resolved the issue. Please note you will have to electronically resubmit your tax return to successfully file your taxes.   We are continuing to provide updates here about resolutions and workarounds for other unresolved CRA system errors.

If you encounter error code 2508, the error is due to a CRA issue affecting all tax software in Canada. We understand your frustration and successfully advocated on your behalf. CRA confirmed on April 16th that they will resolve the issue on April 23rd and there is no current workaround. Please note you will have to electronically resubmit your tax return to successfully file your taxes after April 23rd.   We are continuing to provide updates here about resolutions and workarounds for other unresolved CRA system errors.

    If you previously saw error code 90228 when you attempted to file before April 16th, the error was due to a CRA issue affecting all tax software in Canada.  We understand your frustration and successfully advocated on your behalf. CRA confirmed on April 16th that they resolved the issue, and the previously shared workaround will no longer be required.  Please note you will have to resubmit your tax return to successfully file your taxes.   We are continuing to provide updates here about resolutions and workarounds for other unresolved CRA system errors.

There is a CRA system issue that is affecting your ability to file. At the moment, there's no workaround solution or expected timeframe to resolve from the CRA for the following error codes: 45555, 45566, 90308 and 95031.     If you see one of these error codes, it's due to a CRA issue affecting all tax software in Canada, and on May 7th the CRA provided an update that they are continuing to work to resolve these issues.    Error 45555: No timeline provided by CRA to resolve. Error 45566: CRA expects to resolve the issue on May 19th Error 90308: CRA expects to resolve the issue on May 19th Error 95031: CRA expects to resolve the issue on May 19th   The CRA is tracking cases affected by these errors, and in the event that an issue is not resolved before the April 30th filing deadline, the CRA has announced that it will provide arrears interest and penalty relief proactively

Hi Everyone,                      I have been using TurboTax for years and love it.  A couple of years ago I started doing my parents taxes.  Every year I do an import from the previous year to make things a bit easier.   This year, when I started my parents returns it was already showing a $4000 refund for my father.  I was sure that there was an error.  I completed them thinking it would fix it but it basically stayed the same. After looking through the forms I saw on Quebec TP1 line 463 there was the $4000 credit. I tried restarting just to verify I didn't accidentally enter something and right away there was the credit again. Doing a quick search it seems to be a credit if they are both over 70, which they are I just was hoping someone could tell me if this is ok to claim?  I would love to get them a nice refund, but I don't want them having to pay it back either.  I'm not

I am completing a Quebec Income tax form for my deceased mother.  In the section on the  Quebec Senior drug plan I cannot find anywhere to enter the number of months that my mother was not on the drug plan. The program defaults to the full year and overstates the tax payable. How can I add the number of months she was not on the plan on sched K lines 60 and 61.

My Father in-law died 2024.TurboTax is claiming the $4000 senior assistance tax credit (Quebec) for  Him and I assume my Mother in-law. His marital status remains married.TurboTax is claiming $2000 senior assistance tax credit (Quebec) for my Mother in-law.Her marital status is widowed.TurboTax said the taxes had to be completed separately.Both over seventy.How to correct this? 

Hello,I have a capital gain of $104.90 showing on my T3 (Boxes 52 and 53 add up to this amount - $41 + 63.90 respectively).  On the Quebec side, Box A = $104.90 with Boxes A-5 and A-6 adding up to this amount). Turbo Tax shows 2 boxes of Box 21 on the T3 and reports the $104.90 under each.  One is Capital Gains = $104.90 and the other, Foreign Capital Gains = $104.90.  Seems odd to me that it would fall under both.  BMU is noted for the source country of foreign income.  Thanking you in advance.

Hello,Does  the federal line 151 of T5013 align with Boxes 12-1 and 12-10?  I notice that the RQ slips do a better breakdown of periods before and after June 25th, 2024.  Can I do a similar breakdown on the federal side (151) given that turbo tax provides boxes for before and after June 25th?  Thank you.

Hello,I’m not able to enter a RL-1 form, and I’m assuming it’s because I’m not a resident of Quebec. I did work in Qc for a period of time so I need to enter the form.Thanks for your help!

I order a Turbotax Standard 2024 8 return Bilingual software package from Staples but after installation it is only in English and I am unable to find anywhere to swap to french. Does anyone know if a bilingual software package is available?

R1 only has values in Box J and Box L which add up to the total in Box A.  Do I add Box A to the amount in Box 14 from the T4 in Turbotax?  Or just include Box J and Box L and leave Box A as transferred from the T4?

I am filing my taxes on Turbo-Tax. I couldn't find an RL-1 but I believe I had to enter only the E field on my T4?I am now trying to do my T4A, but the T4A does not have the RL-2 field J for QC income tax. How do I enter this?

If I understand this correctly, it will only address correcting a number in the calculations; it will not address a situation (such as mine) in which the fundamental problem is that CRA does not have the RL-1 document itself and requires it as documentary evidence.  Apparently (and much to my surprise), CRA never receives nor stores the RL-1 documents; they simply trust the individual reporting, unless they decide to do a reassessment.  I believe the only way to get the document to CRA is by mail to the appropriate tax office.

The form has been completed and i still have the message preventing me from submitting my provincial income tax ! very frustrating 

I have the exact same problem 😞 I've been going in a loop adding the four 0s suggested here, taking them off, etc. I checked numbers with the providers too, they're rigth

Raymonde: The 'J301' element is invalid - The value '2932.34' is invalid according to its datatype 'Decimal' - The MaxInclusive constraint failed. The 'J331' element is invalid - The value '1759.44' is invalid according to its datatype 'http://www.revenuquebec.ca/T3:montantP5' - The TotalDigits constraint failed.

I live in Quebec but worked remotely for an Ontario-based company. I received a T4 but no RL1. When I enter the T4 and choose to skip the RL1 (as per instructions I've seen in this Community), TurboTax still automatically puts an amount in box A in the RL1 column and form/screen for my total employment income. So it doesn't look or feel like TurboTax has actually "skipped" my RL1 since there is still data for a RL1 there.Should I keep that amount in the RL1 column or should I be putting the amount to 0 since I have no RL1?

Sorry I don´t understand and I keep having the same message Box A of your Relevé 31 is incomplete or contains invalid characters. Do not enter the hyphens. How do you put the street name and street number? Or do you just put the number?

While filling out my 2023 tax return and comparing to 2022, I realized I failed to claim $750 of federal tax credit from my FTQ (A Quebec worker fund) contributions in 2022.  I am already claiming a $750 federal tax credit this year for my 2023 contributions.  Is there a way to claim my missed 2022 credit this year or is it lost?  Thank you