Need help with filing of Income Tax
Feb 28th 2004, 7:16 pm
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Need help with filing of Income Tax
I'm trying to do my mom's income tax on www.quicktaxweb.com. She has been a
non-resident for a little while and received an NR4 slip (Canada Pension
Plan Disability Benefits). How do I enter the information that's on the
slip using "quicktaxweb"? It has a long list of slips but I can't seem to
find an NR4 slip. Please help. Thanks in advance.
Fern
Kitchener, Ontario
non-resident for a little while and received an NR4 slip (Canada Pension
Plan Disability Benefits). How do I enter the information that's on the
slip using "quicktaxweb"? It has a long list of slips but I can't seem to
find an NR4 slip. Please help. Thanks in advance.
Fern
Kitchener, Ontario
Feb 29th 2004, 12:31 am
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Re: Need help with filing of Income Tax
Phone: 1-780-702-4515 (toll charges may apply). Live phone support allows
you to speak with a QuickTaxWeb representative who can help you resolve your
product issues. There is no charge for this service. Toll free number
available for registered users.
"Fern" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I'm trying to do my mom's income tax on www.quicktaxweb.com. She has been
a
> non-resident for a little while and received an NR4 slip (Canada Pension
> Plan Disability Benefits). How do I enter the information that's on the
> slip using "quicktaxweb"? It has a long list of slips but I can't seem to
> find an NR4 slip. Please help. Thanks in advance.
> Fern
> Kitchener, Ontario
you to speak with a QuickTaxWeb representative who can help you resolve your
product issues. There is no charge for this service. Toll free number
available for registered users.
"Fern" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'm trying to do my mom's income tax on www.quicktaxweb.com. She has been
a
> non-resident for a little while and received an NR4 slip (Canada Pension
> Plan Disability Benefits). How do I enter the information that's on the
> slip using "quicktaxweb"? It has a long list of slips but I can't seem to
> find an NR4 slip. Please help. Thanks in advance.
> Fern
> Kitchener, Ontario
Feb 29th 2004, 2:26 am
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Re: Need help with filing of Income Tax
Originally posted by Fern
I'm trying to do my mom's income tax on www.quicktaxweb.com. She has been a
non-resident for a little while and received an NR4 slip (Canada Pension
Plan Disability Benefits). How do I enter the information that's on the
slip using "quicktaxweb"? It has a long list of slips but I can't seem to
find an NR4 slip. Please help. Thanks in advance.
Fern
Kitchener, Ontario
I'm trying to do my mom's income tax on www.quicktaxweb.com. She has been a
non-resident for a little while and received an NR4 slip (Canada Pension
Plan Disability Benefits). How do I enter the information that's on the
slip using "quicktaxweb"? It has a long list of slips but I can't seem to
find an NR4 slip. Please help. Thanks in advance.
Fern
Kitchener, Ontario
Try using this software if you can instead, i do no have any shares on connection to the company though. Just thought i'll point that out to you !
http://www.intuitgreenpoint.com/en/p...profile_t3.htm
Mar 3rd 2004, 3:03 pm
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Re: Need help with filing of Income Tax
Excerpt from Quicktax help:
Did you receive an NR4 or NR4-OAS information slip?
Human Resources Development Canada sends an NR4 or NR4-OAS information slip
to all individuals who receive certain income from Canada (such as Old Age
Security pension and Canada Pension Plan benefits) and who have an address
outside Canada.
If you are a factual resident of Canada who has received an NR4 or NR4-OAS
information slip, include the amount in your income and write "factual
resident" at the top of page 1 of your return.
"Fern" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'm trying to do my mom's income tax on www.quicktaxweb.com. She has been
a
> non-resident for a little while and received an NR4 slip (Canada Pension
> Plan Disability Benefits). How do I enter the information that's on the
> slip using "quicktaxweb"? It has a long list of slips but I can't seem to
> find an NR4 slip. Please help. Thanks in advance.
> Fern
> Kitchener, Ontario
Did you receive an NR4 or NR4-OAS information slip?
Human Resources Development Canada sends an NR4 or NR4-OAS information slip
to all individuals who receive certain income from Canada (such as Old Age
Security pension and Canada Pension Plan benefits) and who have an address
outside Canada.
If you are a factual resident of Canada who has received an NR4 or NR4-OAS
information slip, include the amount in your income and write "factual
resident" at the top of page 1 of your return.
"Fern" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'm trying to do my mom's income tax on www.quicktaxweb.com. She has been
a
> non-resident for a little while and received an NR4 slip (Canada Pension
> Plan Disability Benefits). How do I enter the information that's on the
> slip using "quicktaxweb"? It has a long list of slips but I can't seem to
> find an NR4 slip. Please help. Thanks in advance.
> Fern
> Kitchener, Ontario
Mar 3rd 2004, 4:24 pm
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Re: Need help with filing of Income Tax
In article <tnn1c.1958$G3.16313@localhost>, Janet and Don Bateman
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Excerpt from Quicktax help:
>
> Did you receive an NR4 or NR4-OAS information slip?
> Human Resources Development Canada sends an NR4 or NR4-OAS information slip
> to all individuals who receive certain income from Canada (such as Old Age
> Security pension and Canada Pension Plan benefits) and who have an address
> outside Canada.
>
> If you are a factual resident of Canada who has received an NR4 or NR4-OAS
> information slip, include the amount in your income and write "factual
> resident" at the top of page 1 of your return.
The problem might be that the simple on-line Quicktaxweb filing
program is available only for certain filers and one restriction, I
believe, being that the filer must be resident in Canada for that tax
year.
There's a series of questions at the beginning to determine if one's
taxes can be filed online with Quicktaxweb. The poster might have
missed or misunderstood it.
I don't believe the online Quicktax program has the capability of
letting the filer add a statement of explanation -- such as he/she is
now living in Canada. It's designed for straightforward returns.
Don't think she can do it by E-File, either.
--
- hm
Spoofs, etc.
http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Excerpt from Quicktax help:
>
> Did you receive an NR4 or NR4-OAS information slip?
> Human Resources Development Canada sends an NR4 or NR4-OAS information slip
> to all individuals who receive certain income from Canada (such as Old Age
> Security pension and Canada Pension Plan benefits) and who have an address
> outside Canada.
>
> If you are a factual resident of Canada who has received an NR4 or NR4-OAS
> information slip, include the amount in your income and write "factual
> resident" at the top of page 1 of your return.
The problem might be that the simple on-line Quicktaxweb filing
program is available only for certain filers and one restriction, I
believe, being that the filer must be resident in Canada for that tax
year.
There's a series of questions at the beginning to determine if one's
taxes can be filed online with Quicktaxweb. The poster might have
missed or misunderstood it.
I don't believe the online Quicktax program has the capability of
letting the filer add a statement of explanation -- such as he/she is
now living in Canada. It's designed for straightforward returns.
Don't think she can do it by E-File, either.
--
- hm
Spoofs, etc.
http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
Mar 3rd 2004, 5:54 pm
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Re: Need help with filing of Income Tax
"Hownow" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:030320041224461986%[email protected]...
> In article <tnn1c.1958$G3.16313@localhost>, Janet and Don Bateman
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Excerpt from Quicktax help:
> >
> > Did you receive an NR4 or NR4-OAS information slip?
> > Human Resources Development Canada sends an NR4 or NR4-OAS information
slip
> > to all individuals who receive certain income from Canada (such as Old
Age
> > Security pension and Canada Pension Plan benefits) and who have an
address
> > outside Canada.
> >
> > If you are a factual resident of Canada who has received an NR4 or
NR4-OAS
> > information slip, include the amount in your income and write "factual
> > resident" at the top of page 1 of your return.
> The problem might be that the simple on-line Quicktaxweb filing
> program is available only for certain filers and one restriction, I
> believe, being that the filer must be resident in Canada for that tax
> year.
> There's a series of questions at the beginning to determine if one's
> taxes can be filed online with Quicktaxweb. The poster might have
> missed or misunderstood it.
> I don't believe the online Quicktax program has the capability of
> letting the filer add a statement of explanation -- such as he/she is
> now living in Canada. It's designed for straightforward returns.
> Don't think she can do it by E-File, either.
> --
> - hm
> Spoofs, etc.
> http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
You are correct. we had to do our first years tax the paper route.
Only after that were we allowed to "e-file"
Quick tax does though have an option to PRINT the forms for the paper route.
It includes addresses of where to send also.
news:030320041224461986%[email protected]...
> In article <tnn1c.1958$G3.16313@localhost>, Janet and Don Bateman
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Excerpt from Quicktax help:
> >
> > Did you receive an NR4 or NR4-OAS information slip?
> > Human Resources Development Canada sends an NR4 or NR4-OAS information
slip
> > to all individuals who receive certain income from Canada (such as Old
Age
> > Security pension and Canada Pension Plan benefits) and who have an
address
> > outside Canada.
> >
> > If you are a factual resident of Canada who has received an NR4 or
NR4-OAS
> > information slip, include the amount in your income and write "factual
> > resident" at the top of page 1 of your return.
> The problem might be that the simple on-line Quicktaxweb filing
> program is available only for certain filers and one restriction, I
> believe, being that the filer must be resident in Canada for that tax
> year.
> There's a series of questions at the beginning to determine if one's
> taxes can be filed online with Quicktaxweb. The poster might have
> missed or misunderstood it.
> I don't believe the online Quicktax program has the capability of
> letting the filer add a statement of explanation -- such as he/she is
> now living in Canada. It's designed for straightforward returns.
> Don't think she can do it by E-File, either.
> --
> - hm
> Spoofs, etc.
> http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
You are correct. we had to do our first years tax the paper route.
Only after that were we allowed to "e-file"
Quick tax does though have an option to PRINT the forms for the paper route.
It includes addresses of where to send also.
Mar 3rd 2004, 8:26 pm
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Re: Need help with filing of Income Tax
In article <[email protected] gers.com>,
Robert <[email protected]> wrote:
> "Hownow" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:030320041224461986%[email protected]...
> > In article <tnn1c.1958$G3.16313@localhost>, Janet and Don Bateman
> > <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > > Excerpt from Quicktax help:
> > >
> > > Did you receive an NR4 or NR4-OAS information slip?
> > > Human Resources Development Canada sends an NR4 or NR4-OAS information
> slip
> > > to all individuals who receive certain income from Canada (such as Old
> Age
> > > Security pension and Canada Pension Plan benefits) and who have an
> address
> > > outside Canada.
> > >
> > > If you are a factual resident of Canada who has received an NR4 or
> NR4-OAS
> > > information slip, include the amount in your income and write "factual
> > > resident" at the top of page 1 of your return.
> >
> > The problem might be that the simple on-line Quicktaxweb filing
> > program is available only for certain filers and one restriction, I
> > believe, being that the filer must be resident in Canada for that tax
> > year.
> > There's a series of questions at the beginning to determine if one's
> > taxes can be filed online with Quicktaxweb. The poster might have
> > missed or misunderstood it.
> > I don't believe the online Quicktax program has the capability of
> > letting the filer add a statement of explanation -- such as he/she is
> > now living in Canada. It's designed for straightforward returns.
> > Don't think she can do it by E-File, either.
> >
> > --
> > - hm
> >
> > Spoofs, etc.
> > http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
>
> You are correct. we had to do our first years tax the paper route.
> Only after that were we allowed to "e-file"
>
> Quick tax does though have an option to PRINT the forms for the paper route.
> It includes addresses of where to send also.
>
>
One thing about the QuickTax on-line filer is that you can get it to do
all the math for free ... that's providing you are the average working
stiff and don't have business or complicated stuff to file.
If you pass the iniitial questions you're okay.
You keep the paper form beside you and fill it in as you go along. They
take it right through and recap it all.
What you don't do is press the final buttons for filing 'cause that's
when they ask for credit card info to file it for you.
But even that's quite cheap ... about $20 bucks or so. (They also had
some deal that if you don't have a refund coming it was done for free.
And they did at one time have free filing for people who earned under a
specific amount. I haven't seen the website this year.)
I did the telephone E-File one year but they only give you a few
moments to respond to the taped questions or they chop the connection
and you've got start from scratch so it takes some getting used to.
Electronic filing generally brings the refund much quicker -- within
days -- where snail mail filing from Ontario means it has to go to
Newfoundland for processing.
--
- hm
Spoofs, etc.
http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
Robert <[email protected]> wrote:
> "Hownow" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:030320041224461986%[email protected]...
> > In article <tnn1c.1958$G3.16313@localhost>, Janet and Don Bateman
> > <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > > Excerpt from Quicktax help:
> > >
> > > Did you receive an NR4 or NR4-OAS information slip?
> > > Human Resources Development Canada sends an NR4 or NR4-OAS information
> slip
> > > to all individuals who receive certain income from Canada (such as Old
> Age
> > > Security pension and Canada Pension Plan benefits) and who have an
> address
> > > outside Canada.
> > >
> > > If you are a factual resident of Canada who has received an NR4 or
> NR4-OAS
> > > information slip, include the amount in your income and write "factual
> > > resident" at the top of page 1 of your return.
> >
> > The problem might be that the simple on-line Quicktaxweb filing
> > program is available only for certain filers and one restriction, I
> > believe, being that the filer must be resident in Canada for that tax
> > year.
> > There's a series of questions at the beginning to determine if one's
> > taxes can be filed online with Quicktaxweb. The poster might have
> > missed or misunderstood it.
> > I don't believe the online Quicktax program has the capability of
> > letting the filer add a statement of explanation -- such as he/she is
> > now living in Canada. It's designed for straightforward returns.
> > Don't think she can do it by E-File, either.
> >
> > --
> > - hm
> >
> > Spoofs, etc.
> > http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
>
> You are correct. we had to do our first years tax the paper route.
> Only after that were we allowed to "e-file"
>
> Quick tax does though have an option to PRINT the forms for the paper route.
> It includes addresses of where to send also.
>
>
One thing about the QuickTax on-line filer is that you can get it to do
all the math for free ... that's providing you are the average working
stiff and don't have business or complicated stuff to file.
If you pass the iniitial questions you're okay.
You keep the paper form beside you and fill it in as you go along. They
take it right through and recap it all.
What you don't do is press the final buttons for filing 'cause that's
when they ask for credit card info to file it for you.
But even that's quite cheap ... about $20 bucks or so. (They also had
some deal that if you don't have a refund coming it was done for free.
And they did at one time have free filing for people who earned under a
specific amount. I haven't seen the website this year.)
I did the telephone E-File one year but they only give you a few
moments to respond to the taped questions or they chop the connection
and you've got start from scratch so it takes some getting used to.
Electronic filing generally brings the refund much quicker -- within
days -- where snail mail filing from Ontario means it has to go to
Newfoundland for processing.
--
- hm
Spoofs, etc.
http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
Mar 4th 2004, 12:05 am
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Re: Need help with filing of Income Tax
> >
> One thing about the QuickTax on-line filer is that you can get it to do
> all the math for free ... that's providing you are the average working
> stiff and don't have business or complicated stuff to file.
> If you pass the iniitial questions you're okay.
> You keep the paper form beside you and fill it in as you go along. They
> take it right through and recap it all.
> What you don't do is press the final buttons for filing 'cause that's
> when they ask for credit card info to file it for you.
AFIAK you can print and send the forms the program produces without filling
in stuff twice.
> But even that's quite cheap ... about $20 bucks or so. (They also had
> some deal that if you don't have a refund coming it was done for free.
> And they did at one time have free filing for people who earned under a
> specific amount. I haven't seen the website this year.)
I buy the program from Van pelts about $30 less any rebates. Least that way
i can save the information to disk and use again the next year.
The website asks for WAY too much personal information for Intuits own use
(intuit market quick tax)
> I did the telephone E-File one year but they only give you a few
> moments to respond to the taped questions or they chop the connection
> and you've got start from scratch so it takes some getting used to.
> Electronic filing generally brings the refund much quicker -- within
> days -- where snail mail filing from Ontario means it has to go to
> Newfoundland for processing.
Send your return to the following:
For individuals served by tax services offices in:
Tax Centre
Surrey BC V3T 5E6 British Columbia, Yukon and Regina
Tax Centre
Winnipeg MB R3C 3M2 Alberta, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, London,
Saskatoon, Thunder Bay and Windsor
Tax Centre
Sudbury ON P3A 5C1 Toronto Centre, Toronto East, Toronto North,
Toronto West, and Sudbury (the area of Sudbury/Nickel Belt only)
Tax Centre
Shawinigan-Sud QC G9N 7S6 Laval, Montréal, Nunavut, Ottawa,
Rouyn-Noranda, Sherbrooke and Sudbury (other than the area of Sudbury/Nickel
Belt)
Tax Centre
Jonquière QC G7S 5J1 Chicoutimi, Montérégie-Rive-Sud, Outaouais,
Québec, Rimouski, and Trois-Rivières
Tax Centre
St. John's NL A1B 3Z1 New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova
Scotia, Kingston, Peterborough and St. Catharines
Tax Centre
Summerside PE C1N 6E8 Prince Edward Island, Belleville, Hamilton and
Kitchener/Waterloo
> - hm
> Spoofs, etc.
> http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
> One thing about the QuickTax on-line filer is that you can get it to do
> all the math for free ... that's providing you are the average working
> stiff and don't have business or complicated stuff to file.
> If you pass the iniitial questions you're okay.
> You keep the paper form beside you and fill it in as you go along. They
> take it right through and recap it all.
> What you don't do is press the final buttons for filing 'cause that's
> when they ask for credit card info to file it for you.
AFIAK you can print and send the forms the program produces without filling
in stuff twice.
> But even that's quite cheap ... about $20 bucks or so. (They also had
> some deal that if you don't have a refund coming it was done for free.
> And they did at one time have free filing for people who earned under a
> specific amount. I haven't seen the website this year.)
I buy the program from Van pelts about $30 less any rebates. Least that way
i can save the information to disk and use again the next year.
The website asks for WAY too much personal information for Intuits own use
(intuit market quick tax)
> I did the telephone E-File one year but they only give you a few
> moments to respond to the taped questions or they chop the connection
> and you've got start from scratch so it takes some getting used to.
> Electronic filing generally brings the refund much quicker -- within
> days -- where snail mail filing from Ontario means it has to go to
> Newfoundland for processing.
Send your return to the following:
For individuals served by tax services offices in:
Tax Centre
Surrey BC V3T 5E6 British Columbia, Yukon and Regina
Tax Centre
Winnipeg MB R3C 3M2 Alberta, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, London,
Saskatoon, Thunder Bay and Windsor
Tax Centre
Sudbury ON P3A 5C1 Toronto Centre, Toronto East, Toronto North,
Toronto West, and Sudbury (the area of Sudbury/Nickel Belt only)
Tax Centre
Shawinigan-Sud QC G9N 7S6 Laval, Montréal, Nunavut, Ottawa,
Rouyn-Noranda, Sherbrooke and Sudbury (other than the area of Sudbury/Nickel
Belt)
Tax Centre
Jonquière QC G7S 5J1 Chicoutimi, Montérégie-Rive-Sud, Outaouais,
Québec, Rimouski, and Trois-Rivières
Tax Centre
St. John's NL A1B 3Z1 New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova
Scotia, Kingston, Peterborough and St. Catharines
Tax Centre
Summerside PE C1N 6E8 Prince Edward Island, Belleville, Hamilton and
Kitchener/Waterloo
> - hm
> Spoofs, etc.
> http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
Mar 4th 2004, 5:29 am
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Re: Need help with filing of Income Tax
In article
<[email protected] .rogers.com>, Robert
<[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > You keep the paper form beside you and fill it in as you go along. They
> > take it right through and recap it all.
> > What you don't do is press the final buttons for filing 'cause that's
> > when they ask for credit card info to file it for you.
>
> AFIAK you can print and send the forms the program produces without filling
> in stuff twice.
>
It will only print out or make an E-file if you pay. It's your option
of whether you want a printout for mailing or the E-file you send
through CCRA's web site. (I forgot that final step)
> > But even that's quite cheap ... about $20 bucks or so. (They also had
> > some deal that if you don't have a refund coming it was done for free.
> > And they did at one time have free filing for people who earned under a
> > specific amount. I haven't seen the website this year.)
>
> I buy the program from Van pelts about $30 less any rebates. Least that way
> i can save the information to disk and use again the next year.
>
> The website asks for WAY too much personal information for Intuits own use
> (intuit market quick tax)
>
All the information is on a copy for your hard disk.
They do not ask for any more information than if you went to a guy in
an HR. Block booth at the mall; and I'd trust the security of being
one of thousands on a computer over some guy who's been unemployed
maybe for months and took a quick course for that particular seasonal
work.
> > I did the telephone E-File one year but they only give you a few
> > moments to respond to the taped questions or they chop the connection
> > and you've got start from scratch so it takes some getting used to.
> >
> > Electronic filing generally brings the refund much quicker -- within
> > days -- where snail mail filing from Ontario means it has to go to
> > Newfoundland for processing.
> >
> St. John's NL A1B 3Z1 New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova
> Scotia, Kingston, Peterborough and St. Catharines.
Well, isn't that odd.
I live in St. Catharines -- moved down here three years ago -- and saw
that my return went to Newfoundland so just assumed all of Ontario was
doing that ....not just Peterborough and St. Catharines. Wonder why
just those two spots.
--
- hm
Spoofs, etc.
http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
<[email protected] .rogers.com>, Robert
<[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > You keep the paper form beside you and fill it in as you go along. They
> > take it right through and recap it all.
> > What you don't do is press the final buttons for filing 'cause that's
> > when they ask for credit card info to file it for you.
>
> AFIAK you can print and send the forms the program produces without filling
> in stuff twice.
>
It will only print out or make an E-file if you pay. It's your option
of whether you want a printout for mailing or the E-file you send
through CCRA's web site. (I forgot that final step)
> > But even that's quite cheap ... about $20 bucks or so. (They also had
> > some deal that if you don't have a refund coming it was done for free.
> > And they did at one time have free filing for people who earned under a
> > specific amount. I haven't seen the website this year.)
>
> I buy the program from Van pelts about $30 less any rebates. Least that way
> i can save the information to disk and use again the next year.
>
> The website asks for WAY too much personal information for Intuits own use
> (intuit market quick tax)
>
All the information is on a copy for your hard disk.
They do not ask for any more information than if you went to a guy in
an HR. Block booth at the mall; and I'd trust the security of being
one of thousands on a computer over some guy who's been unemployed
maybe for months and took a quick course for that particular seasonal
work.
> > I did the telephone E-File one year but they only give you a few
> > moments to respond to the taped questions or they chop the connection
> > and you've got start from scratch so it takes some getting used to.
> >
> > Electronic filing generally brings the refund much quicker -- within
> > days -- where snail mail filing from Ontario means it has to go to
> > Newfoundland for processing.
> >
> St. John's NL A1B 3Z1 New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova
> Scotia, Kingston, Peterborough and St. Catharines.
Well, isn't that odd.
I live in St. Catharines -- moved down here three years ago -- and saw
that my return went to Newfoundland so just assumed all of Ontario was
doing that ....not just Peterborough and St. Catharines. Wonder why
just those two spots.
--
- hm
Spoofs, etc.
http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
Mar 4th 2004, 12:25 pm
#10
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Re: Need help with filing of Income Tax
> > AFIAK you can print and send the forms the program produces without
filling
> > in stuff twice.
> >
> It will only print out or make an E-file if you pay. It's your option
> of whether you want a printout for mailing or the E-file you send
> through CCRA's web site. (I forgot that final step)
Crossed wires I bought the prog for my computer which means i CAN print out
!
> >
> > I buy the program from Van pelts about $30 less any rebates. Least that
way
> > i can save the information to disk and use again the next year.
> >
> > The website asks for WAY too much personal information for Intuits own
use
> > (intuit market quick tax)
> All the information is on a copy for your hard disk.
The page they tried to get me to go through to file (and you dont need to go
through this page)
does ask for personal information and does include a section that says they
may use it for marketing !!!
They wanted SIN, Valid Email, D.O.B., VALID POST CODE etc.etc.
I took time to read thier privacy statement. which in short form says they
wont pass the information on but will use it if they want. ?????
> They do not ask for any more information than if you went to a guy in
> an HR. Block booth at the mall; and I'd trust the security of being
> one of thousands on a computer over some guy who's been unemployed
> maybe for months and took a quick course for that particular seasonal
> work.
> >
> > St. John's NL A1B 3Z1 New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador,
Nova
> > Scotia, Kingston, Peterborough and St. Catharines.
> Well, isn't that odd.
> I live in St. Catharines -- moved down here three years ago -- and saw
> that my return went to Newfoundland so just assumed all of Ontario was
> doing that ....not just Peterborough and St. Catharines. Wonder why
> just those two spots.
Yes its an odd demographics allocation for the tax offices
> --
> - hm
> Spoofs, etc.
> http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
Nice link BTW Your own ?
filling
> > in stuff twice.
> >
> It will only print out or make an E-file if you pay. It's your option
> of whether you want a printout for mailing or the E-file you send
> through CCRA's web site. (I forgot that final step)
Crossed wires I bought the prog for my computer which means i CAN print out
!
> >
> > I buy the program from Van pelts about $30 less any rebates. Least that
way
> > i can save the information to disk and use again the next year.
> >
> > The website asks for WAY too much personal information for Intuits own
use
> > (intuit market quick tax)
> All the information is on a copy for your hard disk.
The page they tried to get me to go through to file (and you dont need to go
through this page)
does ask for personal information and does include a section that says they
may use it for marketing !!!
They wanted SIN, Valid Email, D.O.B., VALID POST CODE etc.etc.
I took time to read thier privacy statement. which in short form says they
wont pass the information on but will use it if they want. ?????
> They do not ask for any more information than if you went to a guy in
> an HR. Block booth at the mall; and I'd trust the security of being
> one of thousands on a computer over some guy who's been unemployed
> maybe for months and took a quick course for that particular seasonal
> work.
> >
> > St. John's NL A1B 3Z1 New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador,
Nova
> > Scotia, Kingston, Peterborough and St. Catharines.
> Well, isn't that odd.
> I live in St. Catharines -- moved down here three years ago -- and saw
> that my return went to Newfoundland so just assumed all of Ontario was
> doing that ....not just Peterborough and St. Catharines. Wonder why
> just those two spots.
Yes its an odd demographics allocation for the tax offices
> --
> - hm
> Spoofs, etc.
> http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
Nice link BTW Your own ?
Mar 4th 2004, 6:02 pm
#11
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Need help with filing of Income Tax
In article <[email protected] gers.com>,
Robert <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > > AFIAK you can print and send the forms the program produces without
> filling
> > > in stuff twice.
> > >
> > It will only print out or make an E-file if you pay. It's your option
> > of whether you want a printout for mailing or the E-file you send
> > through CCRA's web site. (I forgot that final step)
> >
>
> Crossed wires I bought the prog for my computer which means i CAN print out
> !
That thought struck me, too.
> > >
> > >
> > > The website asks for WAY too much personal information for Intuits own
> use
> > > (intuit market quick tax)
>
> >
> > All the information is on a copy for your hard disk.
>
> The page they tried to get me to go through to file (and you dont need to go
> through this page)
> does ask for personal information and does include a section that says they
> may use it for marketing !!!
I never fill in those marketing pages when buyinf something online....
never did find one that made it a condition of sale, either.
> They wanted SIN, Valid Email, D.O.B., VALID POST CODE etc.etc.
> I took time to read thier privacy statement. which in short form says they
> wont pass the information on but will use it if they want. ?????
> >
Those particular items are requiired on all tax returns or on CCRA's
web filing system (e-mail). I believe paper forms received in the mail
already have it attached on a sticker or in the bar coding somewhere.
> > >
> > > St. John's NL A1B 3Z1 New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador,
> Nova
> > > Scotia, Kingston, Peterborough and St. Catharines.
> >
> > Well, isn't that odd.
> > I live in St. Catharines -- moved down here three years ago -- and saw
> > that my return went to Newfoundland so just assumed all of Ontario was
> > doing that ....not just Peterborough and St. Catharines. Wonder why
> > just those two spots.
> >
>
> Yes its an odd demographics allocation for the tax offices
> > --
> > - hm
> >
> > Spoofs, etc.
> > http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
>
> Nice link BTW Your own ?
>
Thanks. Yes, all mine. I'm a retired journalist/editor and building
personal web pages is what keeps me busy in the long months between
golf seasons.
- hm
Robert <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > > AFIAK you can print and send the forms the program produces without
> filling
> > > in stuff twice.
> > >
> > It will only print out or make an E-file if you pay. It's your option
> > of whether you want a printout for mailing or the E-file you send
> > through CCRA's web site. (I forgot that final step)
> >
>
> Crossed wires I bought the prog for my computer which means i CAN print out
> !
That thought struck me, too.
> > >
> > >
> > > The website asks for WAY too much personal information for Intuits own
> use
> > > (intuit market quick tax)
>
> >
> > All the information is on a copy for your hard disk.
>
> The page they tried to get me to go through to file (and you dont need to go
> through this page)
> does ask for personal information and does include a section that says they
> may use it for marketing !!!
I never fill in those marketing pages when buyinf something online....
never did find one that made it a condition of sale, either.
> They wanted SIN, Valid Email, D.O.B., VALID POST CODE etc.etc.
> I took time to read thier privacy statement. which in short form says they
> wont pass the information on but will use it if they want. ?????
> >
Those particular items are requiired on all tax returns or on CCRA's
web filing system (e-mail). I believe paper forms received in the mail
already have it attached on a sticker or in the bar coding somewhere.
> > >
> > > St. John's NL A1B 3Z1 New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador,
> Nova
> > > Scotia, Kingston, Peterborough and St. Catharines.
> >
> > Well, isn't that odd.
> > I live in St. Catharines -- moved down here three years ago -- and saw
> > that my return went to Newfoundland so just assumed all of Ontario was
> > doing that ....not just Peterborough and St. Catharines. Wonder why
> > just those two spots.
> >
>
> Yes its an odd demographics allocation for the tax offices
> > --
> > - hm
> >
> > Spoofs, etc.
> > http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
>
> Nice link BTW Your own ?
>
Thanks. Yes, all mine. I'm a retired journalist/editor and building
personal web pages is what keeps me busy in the long months between
golf seasons.
- hm
Mar 4th 2004, 6:42 pm
#12
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Need help with filing of Income Tax
"Hownow" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:040320041402598378%[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected] gers.com>,
> Robert <[email protected]> wrote:
> > >
> > > > AFIAK you can print and send the forms the program produces without
> > filling
> > > > in stuff twice.
> > > >
> > > It will only print out or make an E-file if you pay. It's your option
> > > of whether you want a printout for mailing or the E-file you send
> > > through CCRA's web site. (I forgot that final step)
> > >
> >
> > Crossed wires I bought the prog for my computer which means i CAN print
out
> > !
> That thought struck me, too.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > The website asks for WAY too much personal information for Intuits
own
> > use
> > > > (intuit market quick tax)
> >
> > >
> > > All the information is on a copy for your hard disk.
> >
> > The page they tried to get me to go through to file (and you dont need
to go
> > through this page)
> > does ask for personal information and does include a section that says
they
> > may use it for marketing !!!
> I never fill in those marketing pages when buyinf something online....
> never did find one that made it a condition of sale, either.
The page on the website was VERY misleading unless you took the time to go
through all the small print and gave the average user the impression that it
was required both to file AND for Q.T.
> > They wanted SIN, Valid Email, D.O.B., VALID POST CODE etc.etc.
> > I took time to read thier privacy statement. which in short form says
they
> > wont pass the information on but will use it if they want. ?????
> > >
> Those particular items are requiired on all tax returns or on CCRA's
> web filing system (e-mail). I believe paper forms received in the mail
> already have it attached on a sticker or in the bar coding somewhere.
Yup got the stickers
> > > >
> > > > St. John's NL A1B 3Z1 New Brunswick, Newfoundland and
Labrador,
> > Nova
> > > > Scotia, Kingston, Peterborough and St. Catharines.
> > >
> > > Well, isn't that odd.
> > > I live in St. Catharines -- moved down here three years ago -- and saw
> > > that my return went to Newfoundland so just assumed all of Ontario was
> > > doing that ....not just Peterborough and St. Catharines. Wonder why
> > > just those two spots.
> > >
> >
> > Yes its an odd demographics allocation for the tax offices
> > > --
> > > - hm
> > >
> > > Spoofs, etc.
> > > http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
> >
> > Nice link BTW Your own ?
> >
> Thanks. Yes, all mine. I'm a retired journalist/editor and building
> personal web pages is what keeps me busy in the long months between
> golf seasons.
> - hm
Retirement...............wishful thinking for me and fishing not golf
news:040320041402598378%[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected] gers.com>,
> Robert <[email protected]> wrote:
> > >
> > > > AFIAK you can print and send the forms the program produces without
> > filling
> > > > in stuff twice.
> > > >
> > > It will only print out or make an E-file if you pay. It's your option
> > > of whether you want a printout for mailing or the E-file you send
> > > through CCRA's web site. (I forgot that final step)
> > >
> >
> > Crossed wires I bought the prog for my computer which means i CAN print
out
> > !
> That thought struck me, too.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > The website asks for WAY too much personal information for Intuits
own
> > use
> > > > (intuit market quick tax)
> >
> > >
> > > All the information is on a copy for your hard disk.
> >
> > The page they tried to get me to go through to file (and you dont need
to go
> > through this page)
> > does ask for personal information and does include a section that says
they
> > may use it for marketing !!!
> I never fill in those marketing pages when buyinf something online....
> never did find one that made it a condition of sale, either.
The page on the website was VERY misleading unless you took the time to go
through all the small print and gave the average user the impression that it
was required both to file AND for Q.T.
> > They wanted SIN, Valid Email, D.O.B., VALID POST CODE etc.etc.
> > I took time to read thier privacy statement. which in short form says
they
> > wont pass the information on but will use it if they want. ?????
> > >
> Those particular items are requiired on all tax returns or on CCRA's
> web filing system (e-mail). I believe paper forms received in the mail
> already have it attached on a sticker or in the bar coding somewhere.
Yup got the stickers
> > > >
> > > > St. John's NL A1B 3Z1 New Brunswick, Newfoundland and
Labrador,
> > Nova
> > > > Scotia, Kingston, Peterborough and St. Catharines.
> > >
> > > Well, isn't that odd.
> > > I live in St. Catharines -- moved down here three years ago -- and saw
> > > that my return went to Newfoundland so just assumed all of Ontario was
> > > doing that ....not just Peterborough and St. Catharines. Wonder why
> > > just those two spots.
> > >
> >
> > Yes its an odd demographics allocation for the tax offices
> > > --
> > > - hm
> > >
> > > Spoofs, etc.
> > > http://home.cogeco.ca/~hownow/Hownow.html
> >
> > Nice link BTW Your own ?
> >
> Thanks. Yes, all mine. I'm a retired journalist/editor and building
> personal web pages is what keeps me busy in the long months between
> golf seasons.
> - hm
Retirement...............wishful thinking for me and fishing not golf
