H&R Block leads the way with 100% free tax software

H&R Block Canada, Inc. recently unveiled its Download and Online Tax Software for Canadian tax filers. Backed by the promise being 100% free, H&R Block’s Download and Online Tax Software offer the assurance that everything from simple to complex returns can be completed.

Free also means that users can prepare, complete and NETFILE their returns free of restrictions and free of charge, regardless of income, job, age, or whether they’re a student, retiree or have a simple or complex return. 

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H&R Block guarantees maximum refund, ease and convenience of online tax filing for Canadians

Free online tax filing software is now available for all of Canada's 26 million tax filers. After more than 50 years of helping Canadians file their taxes, H&R Block, Canada's trusted leader in tax preparation, is introducing H&R Block Online Tax Software, the completely free (absolutely no hidden costs) online Do-It-Yourself (DIY) tax filing solution.

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When paying your taxes with a credit card Is a good move – and when it isn’t

 

By Eliot Buchanan

Canadians have been able to pay their personal income (T1) taxes online for a while now, but up until last year, options were limited to online banking or debit – in other words, cash. It was only last year that Canada Revenue Agency provided the option for Canadians to pay their income taxes owed on a credit card, by recognizing Plastiq as a viable option for paying taxes.

Having the option to pay income taxes owed on a credit card is convenient and allows Canadians to maximize their rewards points on an unavoidable expense. However, this brings up the obvious question – when is it a good idea to pay your taxes with a credit card? And when is it probably not?

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