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    how can i file online tax for cheap?where can i get the software for cheap
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    Quote Originally Posted by bussy bee View Post
    how can i file online tax for cheap?where can i get the software for cheap
    We have Ufile. I think we paid about $20 for it at Futureshop (had gift cards to use), but you can buy it online too. We've used it for a couple of years now, we find it to be good.

    If you're low income, I *think* you can get it for free.

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    zonny can u tell me for how many year the same software can be used.

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    try udotaxes.ca

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    Only one year. Tax rules change yearly and the software has to meet Revenue Canada most up to date rules. That is with any tax software.

    Quick Tax has a free online version if you ONLY have income to declare:

    You qualify to use the QuickTax Free Online Edition if:

    • You receive T-slips such as T4s and T4As
    • You have tip income or pension income to claim
    • You are not self-employed
    • You do not have invest income
    • You only receive standardized federal & provincial deductions

    http://quicktax.intuit.ca/tax-softwa...x-software.jsp

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    I use StudioTax. It's free.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bussy bee View Post
    zonny can u tell me for how many year the same software can be used.
    Yes, only one year. I don't think any tax software will cover multiple years - things change every year. But you can do more than one family member's return with Ufile.

    In the past I used to have a spreadsheet that worked fairly well, and it was free once I developed it. It had to have minor modifications done each year, it took some time, but it was free! I like Ufile because it's a bit simpler, and files electronically for you too.

    Z

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    Hi, If you earn a low income, you may qualify to have a charted accountant do your taxes at one of the C.A.O. free clinics. If you want more info, try googling The Charted Accountants of Ontario. They have a link, which will direct you to the list of free clinics. I am not sure though, if they are offered outside the greater Toronto area. :o( if you live outside of Ontario, it may be likely that the governing body for accountants in your area offers the same service. cheers, Pamdaa

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    I use cutetax I think the name is. But CRA has a community volunteer income tax program that has work shops around during tax time and volunteers will do your taxes for free. Need to be less then $27,000 in income I think. Here is the link. http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tx/ndvdls/vlntr/nd-eng.html I used to volunteer with them but never have the time to do it anymore while I'm working on my designation.

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    thank you all for ur sweet guidance.

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    I used StudioTax as well... surprisingly good for a free program. I expect I'll send a 'donation' after I get our refund.
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