Posted on 15/03/05
With a plethora of tax software, why bother pushing a pencil?
Meet Canada's newest minority group -- people who file their tax returns on paper instead of electronically.The Canada Revenue Agency reports that 50 per cent of the 23 million returns it received for the 2003 tax year were on paper, while 50 per cent came through the Efile system used by professional tax preparers, the Netfile system for individuals and Telefile, a service where you can file your taxes using a touchtone phone.
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