Yes, you can claim the rent if you satisfy the following requirement.
If you live in Manitoba or Ontario, you can claim a credit for rent paid.
To claim the “Manitoba Education Property Tax Credit (Rent Paid)”:
Under the “Provincial” tab, select “Provincial Tax Credit Profile”. There you can select Education Property Tax Credit Rent Paid or Property Taxes Paid.
Click the “Continue” button, and you will be asked a question regarding “Principal Residences”. Answer this and click “Continue”.
On the “Education Property Tax Credit” page you can click “Add New for [Name]”. This will take you to the “Manitoba Education Property Tax Credit (Rent Paid)” where you can enter the information needed for this credit. Click the “Save & Continue” button to save your information.
For Ontario residents following steps can be followed:
Rent paid in Ontario is reported under Provincial>Provincial Tax credits- through the Ontario Trillium Benefit. This program combines 1. Ontario Sales Tax, 2. Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit (Rent, energy, property tax) and 3. Northern Energy Credit (for taxpayers living in Northern Ontario) This benefit does not affect the tax return, It is paid out separately just like the GST and CTB credit
When you've indicated that you're a resident of Québec, TurboTax automatically guides you through the steps to claim the Solidarity Tax Credit when you reach theProvincialsection of your return.
To jump directly to the Solidarity Tax Credit:
Select Find(or the magnifying glass) from the TurboTax menu.
In theFindwindow, typesolidarity tax credit.
SelectSolidarity Tax Creditfrom the list and then selectGo.
Note:To skip or decline a claim of the Solidarity Tax Credit, skip through the section by selecting theContinuebutton without entering any info until you reach the Other Québec Income Profile step.