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suter
3y ago
> And the latest design includes a USB-C port to quickly recharge. https://www.apple.com/ca/shop/product/MNC73CL/A/siri-remote
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suter
9y ago
Three of us, actually: product manager/designer, non-practicing tax lawyer, and developer. :)
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suter
11y ago
We added Federal Québec support this year and plan to add the provincial component next year: https://simpletax.ca/jobs . Québec is a challenging province because of Revenu Québec and Bill 101.
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11y ago
FWIW, we're taking on TurboTax in Canada, https://simpletax.ca . The Canada Revenue Agency introduced an API this year that enables us to auto-fill much of the return: https://help.simpletax.ca/questions/
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11y ago
Nice. I promise we're telling the truth. ;) The tax code changes a lot from year to year. Even if we had the tax resources to implement prior years (and the cost/benefit made sense), the CRA doesn't retroactively certify prod
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13y ago
We implemented search on our help site ( http://help.simpletax.ca ) using the excellent lunr.js ( http://lunrjs.com ) + this Jekyll plug-in ( https://github.com/slashdotdash/jekyll-lunr-js-search ). T
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Bell moves to track customers’ web history, TV viewing
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13y ago
No, sorry. We started in 2012 and the CRA doesn't do retroactive certifications.
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13y ago
Awesome! Let us know what you think. Are we crazy? Yes, but hopefully crazy enough to change the industry. We initially set out with the plan to charge a fee, but there is a long list of industry-specific reasons as to why we got a little m
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13y ago
SnapTax was awesome—until it got acquired and killed. Ever since then, I was really frustrated with the state of tax software in Canada. The fact that over 6 million people still do their taxes on paper, and that most people turn to expensi
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14y ago
No, you're totally right. I've added our site seal to the footer which verifies our identity. I've also modified our privacy policy with a link to this verification as well. As we get more coverage, we'll add more symbols of trust right at
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14y ago
Great points. We've tried to build trust by showing that we're real people (e.g. here's what we look like!), but I agree we could do more. Great feedback. The app is—of course—on SSL.
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14y ago
Thanks for the feedback cmer! And you're totally right—we want to be very careful about using the word free. We are really a "pay what you want" service. We initially offered returns for a flat $10, but being new in this space, we found it
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14y ago
Thanks for the feedback Mankhool. We're also exploring a version that would just make use of HTML5's local storage. Is that something you would consider?
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Show HN: Disrupting tax preparation in Canada
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14y ago
This site is absolutely beautiful. Well done. I'd love to know a little more about the tools (generators?) that were used as it appears to be a completely static site.