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  1. BRENDA LEGACE

    I previously had all my  tax years ufile programs on my desktop PC but when I had all my info transferred to my new laptop, the ufile programs did not transfer.  I can't see where I can re-download  my previous years that were installed via download.  And I do have CDs to reinstall older tax years (I need to help someone who needs to go back to 2012). Your instruction/assistance will be appreciated.    

    1. Geo123

      Geo123

      Hello BRENDA LEGACE,

      To reinstall UFile you can download from here :

      https://www.ufile.ca/products/cvitp

      Useful Links:

      CRA CVITP website
      Previous Versions: 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011.  < - -- Click UFile years(s) required

       

      For the data files :

       

      UFile File Transfer

      To transfer your Ufile files ie tax returns to a new computer, please follow these steps:

      1- Transfer the data files from the old computer to the new computer. These files' names have the extension ".uxx", where xx are the last 2 digits of the tax year (e.g. ..u21)

      2- If your tax returns were also saved as .pdf files, you can transfer them as well to the new computer.

      NOTE: For security reasons, we suggest that you transfer all files using a USB memory stick.

      Service - Transfer data files by using a USB memory stick

      1. Plug the USB flash drive into a USB port on the old computer.
      2. Find a place on your USB drive to store the copied files. You can create a new folder.
      3. Drag the file(s) from the computer to the USB drive. Dragging a file to the USB drive will create a new copy of the file without deleting the original on the USB drive.
      4. To ensure you do not harm the data on the USB drive, you need to safely eject the drive. At the bottom right corner of the screen by the clock, find the USB icon (depending on your version of windows, it may have a green checkmark over it). Right-click the icon, then choose "Safely eject".
      When the confirmation that says, "It's safe to unplug your device" will appear, you can remove the USB drive from the port.
      5. Plug the USB flash drive into a USB port on the new computer.
      6. Open your flash drive with Windows Explorer.
      7. Find the files you want to transfer.
      8. Right click on these files and choose the option "Copy".
      9. Paste them to the new location.
      10. Safely remove your flash drive.

  2. LKB

    How to report ( where to entre) RRSP that transfered from husband to wife? 2022 tax return?

    Husband has died on Nov 2022 and all  the RRSP has been transfered to wife. Can you please advise where I can put this ?

  3. MikiU

    Hello,

    I have trouble connecting to the CRA server to use the autofill feature. When I try to download, there is a message saying cannot connect to the CRA server. I have started a new return for wife+husband, I filled in the Authorizations code from last year's return (for both). I can connect normally using My Account - Partner Sign-In, so it must be something I do wrong. Last year this worked fine ... please help.

    Thank you,

    MikiU

  4. Antoine7
    Thank you 1Anne for sharing your experience with the entire community!
  5. Antoine7
    Hello Christianek, Given the particularity of your situation, we suggest that you send your request to the UFile support team. Support@ufile.ca
  6. Antoine7
    Hello DERRICK N, Here you go: https://www.ufile.ca/products/cvitp
  7. SheldonAmy

    Hello, I became a Canadian PR in 2021 but I haven been living in Canada since 2019, filed tax returns since 2019. However I never received the GST/QST credit nor Ontario trillium benefit or climate action incentive. How should I file tax return for 2021 to get all those credits ? Thank you so much for your help!

  8. PeterKC

    Hi Antoine7:

    I owned a condo unit originally used for rental.   In 2020, I moved in the unit and designated it as my principal residence.    As this was deemed to have change the use of the unit, it was treated as a sale of the property, with an accrued capital gain based on the difference between the appraised market value in 2020 and the original purchased price 10 years ago.   

    To defer tax on the capital gain, in conjunction with the filing of my tax return 2020, I informed CRA by mail last year that I elected under Subsection 45(3) of the Income Tax Act to defer tax payment of the capital gain accrued due to the deemed property disposition, until the property is actually sold.

    The property was sold at the end of 2021 and I have moved to and rented a different place.   For my 2021 Tax Return, I therefore have the task of reporting the sale of the property twice:  first for the deemed change of use (with capital gain) and second, for the sale as a principal residence.  

    In completing the 2021 Tax Return using Ufile,  I was able to fill the required information.   For the sale of the deemed change of use,  I put down July 2020 (the date I moved in) as the deemed disposition date.  As the date is not in 2021, I got a warning message from Ufile "The date value for this field is before the required minimum. The date should be '01-01-2021' or after, you have entered '30-07-2020'. Click here to review your data."

    I am hesitate to arbitrarily change date as suggested, because 1) it is not the true date of my moving into the unit; and 2) it would indicate that I had occupied the unit for less than a year and therefore may run into the "exemption on capital gain" issue with its sale as a "principal residence".  

     I thought about adding an explanatory note in the file itself but I could not find a spot/a mechanism that would allow me to do so?   Can you advise/guide me how I might be able to do so.

    Ufile was able to complete the processing of the tax return in spite of the warning.   I wonder if I should just ignore the warning and submit the return as completed without amending the date as suggested.   Any suggestions?

    Kindly response by email or calling me at 250-619-7820.   Any assistance would be much appreciated.  

     

    Regards

    Peter

    kcpeterho@gmail.com

    250-619-7820

  9. Antoine7
    Hello cdfrycdfry, Please try to go back to 2019 return, save it in PDF, once is done save and close. Then open UFile 2020 and carry forward 2019. Hope this helps! carry forwarding
  10. Antoine7
    Hello, You can download the software by using one of the links: https://www.ufile.ca/download https://www.ufile.ca/products/cvitp or http://downloads.drtax.ca/ufile/UF2021BNGH36GHVFENB469KL3CMO9/ufile2021.exe If you have difficulties, please download the software from the following link: https://cdn.ufile.ca/ufile/UF2021BNGH36GHVFENB469KL3CMO9/ufile2021.zip Unzip the zip file into a folder, then run setup.exe. This one will install the software. https://cdn.ufile.ca/ufile/UF2021BNGH36GHVFENB469KL3CMO9/ufile2021.zip
  11. John2009

    Hi! Antoine,

    I am messaging you about my rejected Efile problem as follow,

    May 2, 2021 11:01 AM
     
     
    Error code(s):395According to CRA's records, your corporation is already registered to receive email notifications. Remove your request to sign up for the service and the email address entered. You can add up to three email addresses by accessing notification preferences in My Business Account or Represent a Client.
     
    So If you could help me to fix that, I would really appreciate it
     
    yours faithfully 
    John
  12. EUTAX

    your net income while you were living in canada with your spouse! 

     

    Hi there, I am trying to file my individual tax return and stuck at this question. q1. your net income while you were living in canada with your spouse! Here's the more detail about the question:- Your spouse us a newcomer to Canada, You must enter your net income while you were living in Canada with your spouse. This difference with your net income will be considered as your net income whil

    1. EUTAX

      EUTAX

      I keep getting the message when filling online using netfile feature. 

      The amount you entered for your net income while you were living in Canada with your spouse cannot exceed your net income for the year. 

       

       

  13. France

    I am trying to override a function and cannot seem to do this.  Here is the issue: there is a pension amount on the T-4 but no pension equivalent.  That is because I retired so there is no pension equivalent amount.  Because this information is not there, the system does not allow me to file automatically.  How can I over ride this problem

     

  14. Bald Eagle

    My wife and I have a joint investment account in trust with our bank. It was set up in 2016 and not ever having a trust account before I screwed up my return and the subsequent 3 years. When the question came up on the T3 about how I wanted the info split I left the space blank...whereas I should have answered "50% for me" and "Yes" to the balance to be transferred to my spouse. I redid the 3yrs to see what the result would be and found that we would owe approximately $46 to the CRA. That in itself is not significant but it changes a lot of info on both returns. Can the CRA handle this or do I have to submit a line by line changes which would be a TOTAL nightmare.

    Desperate !!!!!!!

    My wife and I have a joint investment account in trust with our bank. It was set up in 2016 and not ever having a trust account before I screwed up my return and the subsequent 3 years. When the question came up on the T3 about how I wanted the info split I left the space blank...whereas I should have answered "50% for me" and "Yes" to the balance to be transferred to my spouse. I redid the 3yrs to see what the result would be and found that we would owe approximately $46 to the CRA. That in itself is not significant but it changes a lot of info on both returns. Can the CRA handle this or do I have to submit a line by line changes which would be a TOTAL nightmare.

    Desperate !!!!!!!

  15. Bald Eagle

    My wife and I have a joint investment account in trust with our bank. It was set up in 2016 and not ever having a trust account before I screwed up my return and the subsequent 3 years. When the question came up on the T3 about how I wanted the info split I left the space blank...whereas I should have answered "50% for me" and "Yes" to the balance to be transferred to my spouse. I redid the 3yrs to see what the result would be and found that we would owe approximately $46 to the CRA. That in itself is not significant but it changes a lot of info on both returns. Can the CRA handle this or do I have to submit a line by line changes which would be a TOTAL nightmare.

    Desperate !!!!!!! I am a very senior newbie and know not what I am doing!!!

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