Hi, my name is Aidan. I am the webmistress of daydreamz.net. I am 25 years old, licensed Early Childhood Educator who lives on the west coast of Canada in gorgeous British Columbia.I recently went out and purchased the program so then me and my boyfriend could file our taxes. The only thing I do not like about the program is that it shows you your refund amount as you are enterting information. At one point I was up to over two thousand dollars back, but then after entering a few more tax forms I guess I went up to another tax bracket, and then that number dropped drastically to well below five hunderd.
I even went about filing as living common law, which we are under the legal terms of it all, though the shitty part is that only one of us can claim for the GST tax credit (which is extra money paid out four times in a year) Though even at one point while filing taxes for both of us, we had our return up to $4000, which then obviously quickly dropped as I continued to enter more financial earnings.
Why does filing your taxes have so many ups and downs on the emotional roller coaster?
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That happened to me too. I had a huge amount of money being issued and when I clicked a button to change it dropped big time! Eek!
By Danielle on 03.11.08 2:03 pm | Permalink
Dude filing your taxes is the most complex event in life. It’s almost funny.
So I put in my earned money from just ppp alone and it dropped my return down about $1500.00. I about cried. I was going to have to pay state taxes, but we forgot to put in housing insurance or something like that and now my refund is $1.00. Woohoo.
BTW just love this layout. The colors make me want summer so bad.
By Ranee on 03.12.08 2:48 pm | Permalink
Argh! I hate taxes already and this was my first year filling without my parents lol..it was a mess because I din’t know what half of it meant, thankfully I went to H&R Block so I didn’t have to watch the refund go up and down..
By Kayla Lorene on 03.13.08 7:42 am | Permalink
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