In TurboTax filings for Quebec: Cryptocurrency — even if no sale has occurred, once you declare that you've purchased or held digital assets, subsequent Quebec tax returns will require you to report any dispositions or cash-outs. Failure to provide this information may lead the Quebec tax authority to assume that a sale took place and was not properly disclosed.
Thanks for the question! Just a quick follow-up: as a U.S. citizen or green card holder, you may also have U.S. tax obligations, even when living abroad. Does your question involve U.S. taxes as well? We can provide U.S. tax information.
I am not citizen or green card holder of US and I am pr card holder of Canada and live in Quebec. That is why my question regarding quebec.
I am not a citizen or green card holder of the US and I am a PR card holder of Canada and live in Quebec. That is why my question regarding Quebec. You do not answer my question. I think the problem is a bug in TurboTax Software.
Veuillez publier votre question dans le forum des utilisateurs de TurboTax Canada.
This is the U.S. TurboTax public user forum. For help with Canadian taxes, please post your question in the Canada TurboTax user forum., at the following link.
https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/community/turbotax-support/help/03/en-cahttps://turbotax.intuit.ca/tax-software/index.jsp
I got your email to post questions here. The link you gave is not the place the expert answers the question. Why not transfer my question to the expert in Canada?
@user17581408466 We have no ability to transfer your questions to the user forum for Canada. You need to use the correct user forum yourself.