Hass Associates Accounting Tips for Preparing Taxes Online National News: Tax Tip: Tips for Preparing to File Your Taxes Online OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Market wired - Feb. 10, 2014) - Did you know? Filing your taxes online is increasing in popularity as Canadians discover how fast, easy, and secure filing online really is. Last year, over 74% of Canadians filed their income tax and benefit return electronically. Are you ready to join them? Get ready: following these steps will make filing your taxes easy! • Go to www.cra.gc.ca/getready to find out about non-refundable credits you might be eligible for to reduce your taxes this year. • Gather all your information slips and receipts (T4s, T5s, etc.), as well as a copy of last year's return to use as a reference for this year. No need to send your receipts in with your return! If we need to see them, we will let you know. • Have your social insurance number and date of birth on hand. • Sign up for direct deposit to receive your refund faster and any benefit or credit payments owed to you, deposited directly into your bank account. Go to www.cra.gc.ca/directdeposit to learn how to sign up for direct deposit. • Make sure the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has your updated address and direct deposit information before you file. The fastest way to update both is by using My Account. To register for My Account, go to www.cra.gc.ca/myaccount. You can also use this service later to view your tax slip information, look up your RRSP deduction limit, and check the status of your refund or your Canada child tax benefit or GST/HST credit payments. • To file online, you need to complete your return using certified software or a certified web application. This may even help you identify benefits and credits that you may have missed if you filed on paper! The CRA has a list of software options-some that you have to buy and some that you can use for free-at www.netfile.gc.ca/software.

1. Accounting Tips by Hass Associates
Individual and Business Tax Preparation
Hass Associates Accounting Tips for
Preparing Taxes Online
National News: Tax Tip: Tips for Preparing to File Your Taxes
Online
OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Market wired Feb. 10, 2014) - Did you know?
Filing your taxes online is increasing in
popularity as Canadians discover how
fast, easy, and secure filing online really is.
Last year, over 74% of Canadians filed
their income tax and benefit return
electronically. Are you ready to join them?
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2. Accounting Tips by Hass Associates
Individual and Business Tax Preparation
Get ready: following these steps will make filing
your taxes easy!
• Go to www.cra.gc.ca/getready to find out about nonrefundable credits you might be eligible for to reduce
your taxes this year.
• Gather all your information slips and receipts (T4s, T5s, etc.), as well as
a copy of last year's return to use as a reference for this year. No need
to send your receipts in with your return! If we need to see them, we will
let you know.
• Have your social insurance number and date of birth on hand.
• Sign up for direct deposit to receive your refund faster and any benefit or
credit payments owed to you, deposited directly into your bank account.
Go to www.cra.gc.ca/directdeposit to learn how to sign up for direct
deposit.
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3. Accounting Tips by Hass Associates
Individual and Business Tax Preparation
• Make sure the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has your
updated address and direct deposit information before you
file. The fastest way to update both is by using My Account.
To register for My Account, go to www.cra.gc.ca/myaccount.
You can also use this service later to view your tax slip
information, look up your RRSP deduction limit, and check
the status of your refund or your Canada child tax benefit or
GST/HST credit payments.
• To file online, you need to complete your return using certified software or
a certified web application. This may even help you identify benefits and
credits that you may have missed if you filed on paper! The CRA has a list
of software options-some that you have to buy and some that you can
use for free-at www.netfile.gc.ca/software.
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