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Cela se fait seulement en communiquant avec l'Agence du revenu du Canada qui s'occupe de distribuer cette allocation.    Allocation canadienne pour enfants (ACE)   Même chose pour l'Allocation  Famille du Québec.   Merci de choisir TurboImpôt

Thank you!! This is still a problem in 2026. At first I couldn't find the page you mentioned but after going through the whole state flow again I saw it. This worked!   +1 on Turbotax handling this VERY poorly on both federal and state.

sorry for your loss.   what you probably have is not in accordance with the tax laws because of the daily proration required, There was the period your father owned it, then, depending on how the account was registered, it may have been property of his estate until it was probated and then you became the owner or it could have passed directly to you.    Whether the 1099-B reflects the correct value is unknown. Regardless of whether they went through probate or not the starting point for you is the value on the date of death. Then there is the subsequent activity that may increase or decrease your basis basis. Finally you have to take into account any section 751 adjustment  line 20AB on you k-1  what you should do is go to the tax package website and look up each PTP.  for each, there should be contact info and a phone number to call  https://www.taxpackagesupport.com/      Not sure the period involved between the date of death and your date of sale. The one thing I can almost guarantee is that the 1099-B does not have the correct basis because it's never informed of the partnership activity, so it does not know what your yax basis was.     

Thank you for your reply and for the work-around option. I went ahead and entered zeroes in columns A, B, & C for months that we were not eligible for PTC. That allowed me to complete the return and file it electronically, but I am concerned that - even though it looks like the tax was calculated correctly - because my return doesn't match my actual 1095-A, I will be at a higher risk for audit or delay in my refund being processed.    It is frustrating that TurboTax is supposed to make my tax filing easier but, instead, I had to spend hours researching the issue, trying to figure out why I wasn't able to enter my 1095-A accurately and, in the end, had to use a work-around that increases my likelihood of having my refund delayed.  There are literally tens of questions about this issue in the community going back months.    Why wasn't an update put through to fix this known software issue?

Vous les entrez dans vos frais médicaux. Dans TurboImpôt en ligne cliquez sur Déclaration de revenus 2025 pour accéder à la barre de recherche. Tapez Frais et sélectionnez frais médicaux. Entrez vos montants à partir de là. Vous pouvez additionner vos reçus et en entrer seulement un avec le total.      Merci de choisir TurboImpôt

Bonjour, J'ai le même problème. Le formulaire T1198 reçu concerne un Paiement rétroactif d'indexation des rentes du régimes de retraite. Donc le montant est à la ligne 11500 du T4A, qui n'est pas tenu en compte dans la somme de 10100, 10400, 12799, 12800, 13000.  Est-ce que c'est possible que ce soit une erreur du logiciel? Je ne peux pas envoyer avec cette erreur et après plusieurs vérifications, les montants correspondent au T1198 que j'ai reçu.  

This may warrant a one on one with a tax professional to help you navigate the "correct" gain or loss: As noted by @M-MTax when you inherited the PTP interest, you receive a step-up in the basis equal to the FMV at the date of death of the original owner. Determining this FMV at the date of death should be fairly straight forward since the PTP's are traded on the market.  This figure becomes your beginning tax basis. Make sure you maintain your documentation for your beginning basis; FMV price of the PTP Taxpayer's have the initial burden of proof  You would then adjust this tax basis by the applicable lines on the final K-1. This figure then becomes your "cost" basis (also your tax basis) when asked for this in TT. Your selling price is obviously what you received when you sold the PTP interest. Your holding period on inherited property would include the time owned by the decedent; so most likely LTCG. The "basis" reported on the K-1 most likely has not been stepped up by the PTP The information included with the K-1 may reflect some ordinary income recapture.  This will result in some recharacterization of your overall gain or loss.  TT will also ask for this information. This recharacterization could change your loss (which you noted using the stepped up basis) As an example, if you determine your loss to be $1,000, but there is $200 of ordinary income recapture, you will report the $200 of ordinary income recapture (should be reflected on form 4797) and then have an overall loss of $1,200; which nets to the $1,000 loss. I would recommend you use the 1099-B and net that to zero; to avoid double reporting of any gain / loss.  See next bullet. Then when reporting the final K-1 information in TT, the software will ask for the information noted above.  This information will then transfer appropriately to the form 8949 and Schedule D and only report the gain / loss once. Partnership tax becomes difficult very quickly as noted above.  Depending on the $$ involved, as noted earlier, you may want to meet with a tax professional to make sure you arrive at the correct overall gain / loss.

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