In the FHSA section of TurboTax (under Deductions > RRSPs & Registered Savings):
Locate the field for "Unused FHSA contributions from prior years" (this is the $4,500 you didn't claim in 2024).
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In the FHSA section of TurboTax (under Deductions > RRSPs & Registered Savings):
Locate the field for "Unused FHSA contributions from prior years" (this is the $4,500 you didn't claim in 2024).
Enter $4,500. You can verify this number on your 2024 Notice of Assessment from the CRA.
Enter the $8,000 you contributed during 2025 (as shown on your 2025 T4FHSA slip).
TurboTax will calculate your "Maximum FHSA deduction available," which should now show as $12,500.
On the screen that asks, "How much of your FHSA contribution do you want to deduct this year?" ensure the value is set to $12,500. (Sometimes the software defaults to only the current year's amount, so you may need to manually type in the full $12,500).
$12,500 will appear on Line 20805 of your T1 return.
By entering the $4,500 as "Unused," you are telling the CRA: "I already put this money in the bank last year; I just didn't take the tax break for it yet."
If this workaround does not work, we recommend contacting our product support team by phone.
https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/turbotax-support/en-ca/help-article/tax-return/contact-us/L1h8P3E0x_CA_en_CA?uid=m4j5o7no
They have access to tools we don't have here in the Community, like screenshare, and see the issues to escalate into an investigation if needed.
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