If your not filling your taxes with an accountant, I highly recommend Quick Tax or Turbo Tax.  Both are essentially the same with Quick Tax servicing our neighbours to the north and Turbo Tax for United States residents.  Both Quick Tax and Turbo Tax are owned by Intuit.  Both are also probably the best selling tax software packages around.  There is a reason for that.  Both are easy to use and maximize your return. Both packages ensure 100% accuracy and range from FREE  to $129.  If your a student you can file for free and if your taxes are simple you can get your taxes done for as little as $20, including e-filling.  The process that guides you through your tax return is idiot proof.  Some of the higher versions like the platinum  includes multiple returns and free phone support.  They also have a 60-day money-back guarantee  and the Maximum Refund Guarantee.  If your filling taxes for your entire family I highly recommend a package that includes multiple returns and like the platinum that includes 8 returns.  If you use all eight tax returns it will cost you less then $10 per tax return.  If you have used a different package in the past, don’t worry, both QuickTax and TurboTax will allow you to import your data.  This makes it easy and saves a lot of time for subsequent years.

Canadian taxes are coming up, so don’t leave it for till the last minute.  Quicktax is the solution to making filing your taxes easy with maximum income tax return.  Quick Tax is free for students or if you have simple taxes needs like those that only claim income from on a T4.  You can’t get better then free.  Take advantage of the free QuickTax.  If the free Quicktax version doesn’t suit you, the cost of the online edition is only $16.99.  Quicktax Platinum is $29.99 with investment income and rental income built in, or Quicktax business for only $39.99.  Best of all you can try any quicktax edition for free, and only pay when you actually print and file. 

Tax filling deadline is fast approaching for Canadians.  No need to panic just get online, e-file and get it done.  Theres several companies that you can go with or you can go pick up the tax software package at your local Staples store.  Online offerings are fantastic, easy and cheaper!!!  Both QuickTax and Turbo Tax are great options.   QuickTax and Turbo Tax offer quick e-file and returns within 9 days, both QuickTax and Turbo Tax offer Free editions for individuals with simple taxes, and both QuickTax and Turbo Tax let you prepare your taxes for free prior to paying.  I actually used both packages and ended up choosing with Turbo Tax.  It provided me with a greater tax return amount even with the slightly higher cost of Turbo Tax.   They both claim that they are the number one Tax software, so take your pick.  Check out QuickTax products here,  and/or  Turbo Tax here.

Tax time is here for U.S Residents.  If you have not got it done, you had better hurry.  You can get it done quickly online at various sites such as CompleteTax.  CompleteTax cost you $9.99 for simple taxes, Single or Married with no Kids.  If that does not fit your situation it will cost you $29.99.  All online, e-filed and your done.  Need more time check out blog posting about getting more time with FileLater, or check out FileLater at savingsheadquareters.com. 
For Canadians you still have 15 days.  I suggest you use QuickTax, easy and cheap.  If your a student its free.  Prices start at 14.99 and you only pay when you print and file.  You can see your return before you decide if you want to file using QuickTax, at no cost.

Canadian taxes are due on April 30th.  If you are student or only claim income from a T4 then you can file your taxes for free at QuickTax.  Go to savingsheadquarters.com and check out QuickTax.  The cost to file if you are not a student, but have straight forward taxes is only 14.99.  If you have investment and real-estate income you will have to move up a level to QuickTax Platinum Online Edition which cost 29.99.  You can try them all for free, and only pay when you actually print and file.