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  1. Yes Geo123, This is what I suspected, since Ufile picks up the RSP contribution from CRA download , and I tag the RSP direct transfer from T4RIF screen again, it ends up with double RSP contribution in Schedule 7. If I delete the one in RSP screen, I'm not sure if CRA is happy if they have report of RSP contribution but not seeing it in my return :-). May be a further explanation to them is needed. Furthermore, on the Interview Tab for RSP contribution, there is a bold line saying: "Do NOT enter transfer to your RRSP or PRPP/VRSP here..." So I'm sure this is the case.
  2. So, is there any way to record the direct transfer to RSP as a transfer, rather than new contribution? How do I get help from Ufile? Thanks
  3. After you Netfiled, in the Interview tab, near the top, there should be an option "CRA ReFile"
  4. I saw this topic partially discussed last year, but not to the results one would expect, plus the behavior of Ufile is weird. This is the situation: Last year, I have to resolve a LIRA account, which had became a LIF account at the balance of $152, half of this amount $76 had been transferred to a RSP account. The bank has issued me three receipts: * RSP contribution of $76 * A T4RIF income with box 16 of $76, excess amount box 24 at $76 * "Transfer under paragraph 60" form with the amount of $76. If I go to Ufile, T4RIF income form and tag "portion of box 16 transferred to a RRSP account (click the ?)" at the amount $76, then Ufile will generate the Schedule 7 with RSP contribution DOUBLED to $152, and deduct any available RSP room away. Why ??? Base on what I've read, from guide T4040, I can deduct the extra (RSP) income $76 by "Other deductions and credits", but it's still doesn't solve the false "RSP contribution" problem The real requirement is how do I get Ufile to cancel out the "RSP contribution" amount (in blindness?) by the bank with the "Transfer from paragraph 60 form"? Please help Thanks.
  5. (Of courses), I'm carrying over tax file from previous year into the current years. there are some entries from previous years which may not be applicable to the current year any more, such as: 1. Investment reports, T3s, T5s... should I delete the old ones first before entering the new ones where applicable for current year? Particularly if I have it "auto filled" from CRA, new entries will be filled with old ones could be confusing? 2. CCA (capital cost allowance for rental property) entries: e.g: in 2020, I claimed "renovation XYZ", this entry should still stay there in the CCA list for the following years? Or should I deleted the old ones? Thanks.
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