getting back almost $2000

:fuckyea:

Was going to owe $200 something but moved all my wifes donations to mine and now I'm getting $300ish back. By doing so in total we actually gained $100 together.

I got over 9k this year.... :D

$800 back dassit mang? :okay:

I got $5800 back 2 weeks ago.

If I've been paying tuition out of my pocket, do they need to know that? Or the T2202a form should cover all that already

The T2202a form is enough. They don't need to know who pays.

getting back 90$ : /

Getting back $30...

-owing $2107 because of stock capital gains.

-not filing until later this month. :troll:

$195.08 refund

I owe $14.... I'm still trying to figure out how.

Getting almost $2000 back...damn

lol ya i owe 82.50$ , first time since i was 19 have i ever had to pay them.. i was like wut okay

$396 back. Not bad, I'm used to paying $600-$1000

I've never had to pay before... so now I'm wondering if I fucked something up on my return or if my work hasn't been taking enough tax off my cheques. I get a raise every 6mths (ish), so maybe that's why.

I owe $15. ;_;

my friend, so far you won your taxes.

haven't seen anything lower than $15 payment or $15 refund.

Got 489 dollars back.

i owe $112 :okay:

Getting back $1500

Have any of you guys filed a T213 before? I usually file my RRSP contributions outside of my employer (self-directed RRSP investments), and cause of this, I always get massive refunds, which is sort of dumb, since I'm giving the gov't a tax-free loan.

Once I submit it, do I just give it to my employer and all is done? Do they base it on your previous RRSP contributions?

Started a new job last year on top of my existing job which gives me a t4.
Havn't filed with netfile before, my old company would mail everything in.
What is the best way to DIY to include the second job as an employee/individual contractor into my 2016 filing?

Got my tax relief back from overseas, along with my regular return which is about $14,000. :hat:

I can't believe some of the refunds being posted here. Are your employers deducting too much or do have that much in deductions to apply over the year (rsps, donations, etc)