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Originally Posted by RandyHolt
If the T3 issue is capital gains related, this year you can sometimes add or subtract a penny from the boxes to get the T3 to balance and then file the return.
I've had to do this with some T5013's this year in order to get CRA to accept them because the pre June capital gains and post June capital gains end up higher or lower than the total capital gains with rounding issues.
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yeah, that's the issue. A whole $135 worth and it's holding me up from filing. I tried rounding up as suggested but did so to both boxes. Maybe I'll try adjusting only one and seeing if I can force the calculation.