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Turbotax: T5013 Slip
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Q: How does one declare their industry code on T5013? How does one fill out T5013?
A: As shown in the video above
*Use T4068 Guide on CRA website
Source: www.cra.gc.ca
Relevant Material: "
T5013 Statement of Partnership Income
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The T5013 Information slip for the authorized member of a partnership to report to each partner their share of income for the fiscal period that the partner has to report on the appropriate income tax return for the year..." (T5013 Statement of Partnership Income - Canada.ca)
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