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File Taxes Electronically Get A Break!

Posted on 03/27/2007 13:26 PM | Link | Post Comment
Says the NDP?!??!? Wow, I had to go back and read over this, but yes, Jack Layton is saying that anybody who E-filed this year should get a $10 rebate and next year, they should get FREE tax software to help modernize the whole tax system.

By encouraging Canadians to file their taxes electronically we can shrink the ecological footprint of the annual tax package by reducing printing, transportation and physical storage requirements,” Layton said. “Helping Canadians move away from paper tax forms is where government leadership is needed.”
OK, I get the gist of the argument, that cutting down the great paper storm that Tax season creates would be a good thing, but the NDP said this? Interesting indeed. I'll give them a point on my scorecard for that one. Wonder when the Liberals will hop on board of this one?Drop by the Big Cajun Reading Room
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