Tax Software

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I hate to bring this up but it is that time of year again. Which tax software do you use?

Ok, I'll go first. I use StudioTax.
 
I've used both QuickTax and Ufile. The last several years I've been using uFile. Either one will do the job fine, just pick the one with the number of returns you need to do.

Cheers
 
2-3 years ago, Royal Bank customers were entitled to use free H&R Block software but you had to file through H&R.

I used the H&R software to calculate my tax to double check StudioTax but I filed using StudioTax.
 
I have been using H&R for years at first going to the offices, then downloading, and now online. I have used many other programs and like them the best.(sometimes I double check using another website)
H&R Block is free online and to download the last couple of years.
As well if you want to upgrade. There are options to keep your file for 7 years, audit protection, pro tips, as well as a pro phone call review.
There is a special 50% off for all the optional add-ons for $25. I tried it, seems like a good deal.
 
Profile.

Curious does the free software like Studio Tax let you do business schedules?
 
Studio Tax.

Never knew about free software until 4 years ago. I thought the $20 version of Ufile was a good deal. But free is better.

I just do simple tax returns. Maybe those more expensive programs are better for more complicated situations.... business, fancy spouse/kids issues etc....
 
As a professional tax preparer, we use Taxcycle with the Doxcycle attachment. It is most comprehensive and addresses all possible tax scenarios. We previously used Intuit Greenpoint, later renamed Profile and about twenty years ago, Taxprep, now owned by CCH. The peculiarity of these software is that they were all originated by the same guy, Cam Peters.
 
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