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Hi Geo123, I have the same problem exactly and did the solution as you stated above; however, I have a doubt as I still have an outstanding RRSP receipt with the same amount which I did not enter into Ufile. If I do enter this amount as a RRSP contribution into Ufile, what I find is I now look like I've contributed this amount towards my RRSP, it takes up my RRSP room and makes it look like I've over contributed. So to clarify, you're stating after performing your steps for the T4RIF, ignore the RRSP contribution slip and we're done? Thanks.

Hi JaimeM, What was your solution to this in the end? I have a T4RIF that I've transferred the entire amount to RRSP and received a corresponding RRSP receipt for this. Now when I put in the T4RIF amounts in box 16 and box 24, plus the same amount in the "portion of box 16 transferred to a RRSP" line in UFILE, it appears to work out fine; however, I'm now stuck with an RRSP receipt that states I have the equivalent amount contributed to RRSP. If I enter this into Ufile, it appears to take up my RRSP room and states I have an overcontribution; I feel like I should be ignoring this RRSP receipt as it's not a true transfer. But am torn as I do have a RRSP receipt. Thanks.