I’ll be posting a review on my experience with UFile Standard 2007 this weekend. I posted my reasons for switching to UFile from QuickTax earlier this week. One of my favourite blogs, Canadian Capitalist, posted a UFile 2007 Quick Review last weekend. I’m really interested in how many people are thinking about making this switch?
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Barry: I think I will download and try StudioTax. Thanks for the tip!
I switched to Ufile after 10 years using Quicktax and while not slick as Quicktax offered an easy import facility and a much friendlier Netfile interaction than Quicktax. It’s great for families as it lets you maximize deductions by picking the most advantageous taxpayer to take a deduction. Finally it’s ability to do pension splitting is great and let us get back a few hundred dollars more than I expected.
Switched to Ufile this year after many years of Quicktax because of cost and restrictions. It is not as easy to use as Quicktax but after getting used to it I was able to import and file six returns for about $20. One feature it has that Quicktax does not is pension income splitting. In Quicktax it is a hunt and peck method. In Ufile the program maximizes the amount to split automatically. I would use it again.