@CGLtax Are you still seeing this issue with our built-in letter? Or is it a template you customized?
I ask because we fixed this issue back in April (see the TaxCycle 14.1.56274.0—T1 Planner for 2025 - TaxCycle). This paragraph should now only show if there are prior year amounts.
You’ll notice we added an additional clause to require prior year indow first: {{# (T12YearComparativeSummary.TaxableIncome.PriorYear + CurrentSpouse.T12YearComparativeSummary.TaxableIncome.PriorYear) > 0}}
This is full updated snippet in the current letter.
{{# Info.Residency.ResidencyStatus = "Resident" or Info.Residency.ResidencyStatus = "DeemedResident"}}
{{# (T12YearComparativeSummary.TaxableIncome.PriorYear + CurrentSpouse.T12YearComparativeSummary.TaxableIncome.PriorYear) > 0}}{{# (T12YearComparativeSummary.TaxableIncome.PriorYear + CurrentSpouse.T12YearComparativeSummary.TaxableIncome.PriorYear) < 90000}}{{# (first(Dependant, Identification.AgeOnDec31 < 18)) or (Info.CommonData.AgeOnDec31 > 63) or (Info.Filing.T2201OnFile="Yes")}}
Canadian Dental Care Plan
Based on your {{ Constants.PriorTaxationYear }} family income, you may be eligible for the Canadian Dental Care Plan. Seniors aged 65 and over, children under the age of 18 and adults with a valid Disability Tax Credit certificate may qualify for coverage if they do not have access to a private dental insurance plan. Details on eligibility and how to apply are available at: www.canada.ca/en/services/benefits/dental
{{/ (first(Dependant, Identification.AgeOnDec31 < 18)) or (Info.CommonData.AgeOnDec31 > 63) or (Info.Filing.T2201OnFile="Yes") }}{{/ (T12YearComparativeSummary.TaxableIncome.PriorYear + CurrentSpouse.T12YearComparativeSummary.TaxableIncome.PriorYear) < 90000 }}{{/ (T12YearComparativeSummary.TaxableIncome.PriorYear + CurrentSpouse.T12YearComparativeSummary.TaxableIncome.PriorYear) > 0}}
{{/ Info.Residency.ResidencyStatus = "Resident" or Info.Residency.ResidencyStatus = "DeemedResident"}}