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I can't get past this error. No matter what I enter or if I leave the Box 20 Code Z and Code ZZ empty, it always returns  the error "Box 20 Code Z (or Code ZZ) has been selected but no Section 199A income has been entered on Statement A. I have no income reported on my Statement A. The TT Tax Support library offered no solutions that worked. I had to file an extension while I wait to see if TT can fix this.

You can claim this interest and any real estate taxes that you paid.  To enter your mortgage interest in TurboTax Online or Desktop, please follow these steps:   Open your tax return Select the Federal Taxes tab Click on the Search link on upper right of the screen (look for small magnifying lens) Type in Mortgage Interest Click on Jump to Mortgage Interest Under "Mortgage Interest and Refinance" you will follow screens to Let's get the details from your Bank 1098 now Enter the amount paid for mortgage interest in Box 1.  (TurboTax has no separate screen to enter mortgage interest not reported on a Form 1098). Make sure you enter the amount in USD.      

Bonjour @Jimbo67    Le Relevé 16 est le feuillet provincial équivalent au T3.  Il se complète en grande partie selon les reignements saisis dans le T3.   Pour mettre à jour les renseignement qu'ils contiennent, vous pouvez simplement rappeler cette portion de l'entrevue (voir image). Vous pourrez alors supprimer les deux feuillets (Modifier/Supprimer). Vous pouvez également passer en mode formulaire, si vous préférez cette méthode.  Dans ce cas, effacez chacune des cases du T3 en premier et ensuite effacez chacune des cases restantes du Relevé 16.   Bonne journée!

Hard to believe it's still not resolved by TurboTax. The response above from TurboTax stating they are working on it "in conjunction with the CRA" is ridiculous, as it's simply a software error on TurboTax's side of things. Nothing to do with the CRA!  I'm really disappointed with TurboTax this year because of this and the many other errors.  

@michelejolley For all T3 slips in your return: - Remove the amount from Box 52, if applicable (leave it blank) - Enter the sum of Box 52 + Box 53 in Box 53 - Ensure Box 53 equals the amount in Box 21 If the error persists, try rounding the box amounts (21 and 53) to the nearest dollar and submit via NETFILE once more.   A new update was released today, so make sure the software is up to date.

When I look at the 2024 T1135 on Turbotax, Part 2B for "shares of non-resident corporations" now has 5 lines.  I checked my 2023 Turbotax T1135 and also see 5 lines for Part 2B.  Does this mean this issue was fixed for the 2023 year (at least up to 5 lines, rather than the previous posts which only mentions 3 lines being available)?   5 lines may still not be sufficient for some taxpayers.  However, there are around 40 lines for Part 7 "Property held in an account with a Canadian registered securities dealer or a Canadian trust company".  I don't understand why Turbotax does not add more lines for Part 2B if they can provide 40 lines for Part 7.   Thank you.

Which state? If TurboTax "sees" you had a break in coverage it is due to something you entered.  You will need to go back and double check your answers in the section asking about Healthcare.  You should not let it go due to the fact that it could create a penalty for lack of coverage. 

For an S-Corp (Form 1120S), member distributions are entered under Business Info >> Shareholder Information after continuing past the list of shareholders. On the page "20XX Distributions to Shareholders," check the box for "Yes" and continue. Enter the TOTAL amount of cash or property distributed in the appropriate box. TurboTax will allocate according to the ownership percentages. Continue to the end of the section to save your entries. You can also enter this information using Forms Mode. Open Sch K-1 Wks. Scroll to the bottom of the worksheet. Enter the allocated distribution total for each shareholder at the bottom of the form.

Landlord isn't a filing status.  It's a job.  Your filing status is single or married filing jointly or head-of-household or married-filing-separately.  In Virginia you would have to have $11,950 in Virginia source income to have to file a tax return in either case.  If the $10,000 in rental income is your only income from Virginia sources then you are not required to file a Virginia state tax return while you are a non-resident.   @James34 

if you took the standard deduction in the years for which you received the refunds, they are not taxable.  do not use 1099-G. in fact, Turbotax has a warning on the 1099-G that it's not to be used for state income tax refunds. if they're not taxable just don't enter them.