While QuickTax and UFile are both great tax preparation programs, there are other alternatives that will do the job and are completely free. Today we’ll look at StudioTax, which I was impressed with when I used StudioTax 2008 last year.
StudioTax includes a Quick Start Wizard that takes you through most of your taxes. StudioTax is [...]
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Earlier this week we looked at QuickTax, which is the top selling tax software in Canada. But there is another well known program that has been gaining momentum. UFile is a serious contender in the Canadian tax preparation market.
The interview process in UFile works well, though not quite as comfortable to use as the QuickTax [...]
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QuickTax is the first of four different tax programs that we’ll be having a look at over the next 4 weeks. I entered my tax info into all four programs to get an idea of how each one works, and while they have many similarities, each one also has it’s own strengths and weaknesses.
QuickTax is [...]
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One of the biggest obstacles to making and keeping a budget is not knowing where to begin. Thankfully, the Internet age has brought with it some wonderful tools designed to help you keep an eye on your spending. Here are just a few.
1. Wesabe.com: A lot of Web-based budgeting tools are similar, but one of [...]
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In previous years, Canadian readers may have completed their taxes with QuickTax or Ufile. Both of these are great programs and I plan to look at them in more detail later this month. However, there are a couple of free programs for preparing your taxes that I wanted to quickly share with you. While this [...]
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BudgetPulse is a money management website that could be a great way for you to report and budget based on all your Canadian accounts. It’s actually something that they DON’T do that makes it work so great for Canadians looking to track and forecast their personal expenses.
I’ve previously written about other websites like Mint, Quicken [...]
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After having a bit of a scare with the database that contains every post for The Canadian Finance Blog, I thought it might be a good time to remind everyone to regularly back up their documents. While your first thought may be the My Documents folder on your PC, another worthwhile project is scanning any [...]
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