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Seems right for Instructions page 17 that other deduction goes on Form 1116, line 3b, and Turbotax seems to be picking up the Schedule 1, line 11 Educator Expense for this.  It's still puzzling to me why teacher expense would not typically be from wages in the USA for purposes of categorizing foreign income.  r.  But thank you for your quick insight and cite to instructions.

You can enter the amount of Box 22 of your T5018 in the “Income” section of the T2125. If you have more than one T5018, or have other income for the business that’s not on a slip, you can add it all together.      

Si vous êtes propriétaire de votre résidence sans en louer une partie ou la totalité, vous ne pouvez pas réclamer les frais d'intérêts de votre hypothèque.   Si vous louer une partie de votre résidence, vous devez demander à votre institution financière de vous donner ces chiffres.    Merci de choisir TurboImpôt

Ouiiiii,  Merci beaucoup.  J'ai passé plus d'une heure ce midi avec la personne qui a vérifié toutes mes données. Elle m'a confirmé que mes données sont OK et que c'est vraiment le bug qui est en cours d'investigation.  Je croise les doigts pour qu'ils trouvent rapidement et corrigent.  Merci encore pour votre aide. Hélène 

If your vehicle is related to rental property expenses on Schedule E and you need to edit or remove it, follow these steps in TurboTax Online: 1. Go to the Federal tab. 2. Select Rental Properties and Royalties (Schedule E). 3. Choose the rental property linked to the vehicle. 4. Find the section for expenses or vehicles, then select the vehicle or asset listing. 5. Edit the details or choose to remove the vehicle not in service. If your vehicle is related to a business (Schedule C) instead, go to the Business Expenses section to make those changes. This will allow you to address the vehicle status so the Schedule E section becomes clickable and your return can continue.  

If you want to file your return with what you believe is the correct information instead of what is on the 1099-MISC, just substitute your amount for what is on the 1099-MISC when you enter it.  For example, your form has $2,000 in box 3 for other income and it should be $1,000, Enter the 1099-MISC and input $1,000 for the box 3 amount.  You will need to explain your change and include it with your return, along with a copy of the Form 1099-MISC and then print and mail your return with the attached explanation.     Instead of reporting the correct information prior to getting your 1099-MISC corrected, I suggest you file an extension and then file your return once you have a corrected form.  If you file an extension you should complete your return to the point where it is ready to file except for the 1099 to determine if you owe any tax.  If you do owe, you will need to pay on or before April 15th to avoid a penalty.  The extension is only for the "tax return" it is not an extension of time to pay any tax owed.    You could also file with the 1099-MISC as is, and then amend your return once the form is corrected.  

For TurboTax to be able to carry forward your numbers from your previous tax year you must sign in with the same user ID you used the previous year if you are using TurboTax Online and you will be using it again.  If you do not have the id    If you used TurboTax Desktop, the program will be able to detect the previous year file, if it does not, then you can search for the file  when you start your return, you will need to select Find your tax return and continue to carry forward your information.   How do I transfer last year's return into TurboTax Online? How do I transfer last year's return into the 2025 TurboTax software for Mac?

I suggest you run Federal review, listed on the left sidebar of the Online Software. The interview will lead you through anything that has to be corrected, or that looks out of place. You'll come to the screen Looking good, but before we move on... When you select [Continue] it will give you "Your to-do list" Resolve each issue in order.

Thank you for replying.  This did not help fix my problem.  Due to this and a number of other issues I had using a Windows 10 computer, where I was forced off of the desktop software by Intuit to the online version, I changed to the desktop version of HR Block and successfully filed my taxes without all of the Turbo issues.

According to the IRS instructions for Form 1098, a cooperative housing corporation is an interest recipient and must file Form 1098 to report an amount received from its tenant-stockholders that represents the tenant-stockholders' proportionate share of interest described in section 216(a)(2). This rule applies only to tenant-stockholders who are individuals and from whom the cooperative has received at least $600 of interest during the year.     Unlike condo owners, co-op owners own shares in the corporation, allowing them to deduct these expenses on their personal tax returns.   To answer the questions in the Form 1098 section of TurboTax:   On the page "Do any of these situations apply?" choose "Our names are not on the 1098." Enter the Coop Name and Address. Enter your portion of the mortgage interest, adjusted for any patronage dividends if applicable. Enter your portion of the outstanding mortgage principal (or estimated). Enter the mortgage origination date (or the date you moved in). It is the most recent version of Form 1098, it's not a refinance, and you've used it exclusively for your primary home (if that's the case). Contact the issuer if you have any questions about the entries on the Form 1098.

@Ctokarchik @user17739689050 You said that Line 42000 - Net federal tax was changed, but what about Line 45300 which is the line for the Canada workers benefit (CWB)? Is the difference in Line 42000 the amount TurboTax shows Line 45300?