Use NETFILE to file your tax return over the Internet

What is NETFILE?
Last year, more than 4 million people filed their tax returns with NETFILE. Why?

NetFiling is easy.

You can get your tax refund within 10 days.

NETFILE saves paper and hassle.

You get an immediate acknowledgement that your return has been received.

There is no charge to NETFILE your tax return once generated with UFile.

Each year, UFile is NETFILE-certified by the CRA and the MRQ.
In order to file electronically via NETFILE, your tax return must be prepared using NETFILE-certified tax software. Certification is a rigorous testing procedure required by, and undertaken with the CRA and the ministère du Revenu du Québec (MRQ) to ensure that the software meets high standards of quality and reliability.

Not all certified tax software packages can cope with every tax situation. UFile is designed to meet the highest standards. It relies on a calculation engine used in thousands of professional tax offices. UFile is the most comprehensive online tax product in Canada.

Note that after September 30, you can no longer NETFILE a return for the current year, nor can you NETFILE tax returns for prior years. However you can always use UFile to prepare current year returns to be printed and filed by mail.

If you are sending your tax return by mail, please use the links below to find the correct mailing address.

>> Where to file a T1 return with the CRA

>> Where to file a TP1 return with the MRQ

Message from the CRA: Income tax preparation software companies must seek NETFILE certification from the Canada Revenue Agency (the "CRA") for tax preparation software products which are to be used in conjunction with CRA’s NETFILE electronic tax filing service. NETFILE certification of this Product from the CRA may or may not have been obtained at this time. Please consult the CRA Website www.NETFILE.gc.ca or this website beginning February 2010 to determine the status of this Product’s application for certification.

For more information about NETFILE and how you can use it to file your tax return, please refer to the NETFILE section of the CRA's Web site.

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