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I have just completed two tax returns for clients who owe taxes and have differences printing on the tax return and the T7DR(A).
In one case the client owes $7,200.60 per the tax return and the T7DR(A)prints as $7201.40.
In the second the client owes $1,494.76 per the tax return and the T7DR(A) prints as $1,495.24.
In addition, instead of a decimal point to separate the dollars and cents, profile is printing a dash.
I have reviewed both returns extensively and can determine no reason for the differences.
Any suggestions?
Reg
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T7DR(A) Difference between balance owing per tax return and T7DR(A)
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Posted 02 February 2012 - 08:12 PM
Same here......one out of four matched....and I may be picky, but I don't like the dash
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Posted 03 February 2012 - 08:23 PM
CRA rounds to even dollars...
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Posted 05 February 2012 - 08:54 PM
Bert, I know it doesn't matter to the CRA as rounding will clear any differences I have had so far.
However, how do you tell a client that you are producing two different figures for him/her and it really doesn't matter???
The really big question though is which is right - the T1 or the T7DR(A). One wonders if Ituit will answer???
However, how do you tell a client that you are producing two different figures for him/her and it really doesn't matter???
The really big question though is which is right - the T1 or the T7DR(A). One wonders if Ituit will answer???
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Posted 06 February 2012 - 01:00 PM
REg, my answer was in connection with 'which is correct'
In other words, neither. Profile would be correct in following the CRA practice of rounding.
In other words, neither. Profile would be correct in following the CRA practice of rounding.
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Posted 07 February 2012 - 04:05 AM
Reg1, on 05 February 2012 - 09:54 PM, said:
Bert, I know it doesn't matter to the CRA as rounding will clear any differences I have had so far.
However, how do you tell a client that you are producing two different figures for him/her and it really doesn't matter???
The really big question though is which is right - the T1 or the T7DR(A). One wonders if Ituit will answer???
However, how do you tell a client that you are producing two different figures for him/her and it really doesn't matter???
The really big question though is which is right - the T1 or the T7DR(A). One wonders if Ituit will answer???
We tested all the provinces and this issue seems to be happening with just Alberta and BC returns. We have submitted the problem to our Product Development (PD) Team for fixing.
Thank you for bringing the issue to our attention.
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Posted 07 February 2012 - 06:46 PM
Pierre, on 07 February 2012 - 09:53 AM, said:
I am in Quebec and the problem is the same here..
I am from Manitoba and it was correct in only one of four that I tried.
Vivian
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