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lowside67 03-03-2017 08:45 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Doubl3_H (Post 8826805)
6600
Less than last year
I would be lighting up whoever does your work's payroll deductions. Providing a $6600 interest free loan to the government is a complete fail.

Mark

ray666 03-03-2017 09:02 AM
i owe $2084. Fuck!

heleu 03-03-2017 09:45 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by winson604 (Post 8826794)
It's that time of year, just a reminder and I'm still shocked that by now how many people don't know but there are plenty of free tax software out there both web based and desktop based. All CRA approved so don't go spending $30 or whatever it is buying software.

Certified software for the 2017 NETFILE program
I've used Turbotax forever. It's worth it for me because they automatically transfer all the information from the previous years, and it's just easier to use than some of the free alternatives (e.g. ufile), especially when you have investments and deductions. Time saved = money.

winson604 03-03-2017 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by heleu (Post 8826822)
I've used Turbotax forever. It's worth it for me because they automatically transfer all the information from the previous years, and it's just easier to use than some of the free alternatives (e.g. ufile), especially when you have investments and deductions. Time saved = money.
Fair enough, I think for most people though especially your typical T4 + RRSP type it's a no brainer. Once you start getting into all this investment stuff it can get complicated I'm sure.

Urrtoast 03-03-2017 01:43 PM
:D

R. Mutt 03-03-2017 02:17 PM
Supposed to get back around $3600

Spaceship_coupe 03-03-2017 02:54 PM
I did mine last weekend and I'm getting back $53.46 using Turbo Tax. Goal next year is to get it as close to zero so I can maximize investments, savings and play money.

T2000 03-06-2017 07:16 PM
4200$ return

Badhobz 03-06-2017 07:20 PM
Owe 5400... Stupid capital gains tax

CorneringArtist 03-06-2017 07:43 PM
$984 refund. Thank God because I lost my job.

SiRV 03-06-2017 08:55 PM
Argh, still waiting on a bunch of T5's

ijaz_97 03-06-2017 08:59 PM
Getting $1500 back

Razor Ramon HG 03-06-2017 09:02 PM
$2000 towards my vacation this summer

:awwyeah:

roflwaffle604 03-06-2017 09:20 PM
looks like i should be getting about $2200 back. this year's vacation paid for! :chairdance:

Araaadi 03-06-2017 09:56 PM
Getting $1130 back, already bought my ticket to Cuba :awwyeah:

franco1 03-06-2017 11:04 PM
3.3k for my US tax returns - $0 in Canada!

donk. 03-07-2017 03:20 PM
In other news, CRA is 49 weeks behind in approving my grants.....

In current news, havent even filed my taxes

fsy82 03-08-2017 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by donk. (Post 8827674)
In other news, CRA is 49 weeks behind in approving my grants.....

In current news, havent even filed my taxes
They are behind in processing cheques for monthly payroll remittances. Sent dated cheques for clients for Feb 15 2017 for January payroll and they just cashed it on March 06 2017.

kkthind 03-08-2017 11:23 AM
Can I someway declare car parts in my tax returns? :badpokerface:

dbaz 03-08-2017 12:29 PM
simpletax said I should be getting 97,250 back. hrblock online says 780. guess ill file with simpletax

Sir_Loin 03-12-2017 03:18 PM
$0.16 cents

MrPhreak 03-12-2017 06:31 PM
I owe... good thing I made an RSP contribution in January or it would be a lot more!

hirevtuner 03-19-2017 07:46 PM
taxes done, getting back $1200 ready for Hawaii next month

Zedbra 03-19-2017 10:17 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by lowside67 (Post 8826809)
I would be lighting up whoever does your work's payroll deductions. Providing a $6600 interest free loan to the government is a complete fail.

Mark
Well, if you work on commissions and make over $100k, this is not unusual depending on expense write-offs, RRSP contributions, etc. Your payroll deductions are set-up based on your salary or expected take-home, but if you make significantly more money, then you pay on a sliding scale.

My commission cheques are taxed 46%, I pay over $50k in federal taxes alone, and usually get anywhere between only $4K and $6k back - and that is with claiming my wife as a dependent which used to enable you to share income within certain brackets (she claims our children). They are bloody thieves.

Hehe 03-19-2017 11:36 PM
9k still owe... fucking hell...


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