I still have information slips to come, but once they do, I'll finish playing online with Ufile.ca [which was the princely sum of $16.95 taxes included], they'll prepare the electronic file and I'll upload that to the Canada Revenue Agency site. Once the CRA get it, they're really quick - 10 business days or less, if I file before mid-March.
However THIS year I'll try to avoid last year's stooopid mistake. A typo in my charitable donations listing meant I claimed a gift of $1000 to the Red Cross when it was only $100. I realised this when reading through the PDF version Ufile sent me - said read-through being 15min after I'd uploaded the return to the CRA. It took quite a while to sort that one out, and no-one to blame but moi. Duh.
So this year, I'll make sure to proofread before publishing.
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However THIS year I'll try to avoid last year's stooopid mistake. A typo in my charitable donations listing meant I claimed a gift of $1000 to the Red Cross when it was only $100. I realised this when reading through the PDF version Ufile sent me - said read-through being 15min after I'd uploaded the return to the CRA. It took quite a while to sort that one out, and no-one to blame but moi. Duh.
So this year, I'll make sure to proofread before publishing.
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Rats! I was hoping to apply for a bailout.