H&R Block Tax Software Canada vs TaxDown

H&R Block Tax Software Canada is a web, iOS, and Android tax-preparation service with a free plan and additional plans for more situations. The Free plan costs nothing and includes automatic tax-return optimizations, T-slip and RL-slip income, tuition, scholarship and student credits, RRSP contributions, and COVID-19 benefits and repayments. Deluxe adds donations, medical expenses, employment expenses, dependent transfers and credits, and personalized tax-saving suggestions. Premier combines Free and Deluxe features with capital gains and losses and foreign income. Self Employed covers self-employment income and expenses, provides an expense and deduction calculator, and supports ridesharing, online sales, consulting, freelancing, and rental property income and expenses. The listed service also supports investment and rental income, state filing, and audit support. H&R Block Tax Software Canada is headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and was founded in 1955.

TaxDown lets people prepare and submit Spanish income tax returns online from a phone or computer. It is available on Android, iOS, and web, and can import tax details using Cl@ve PIN, a digital certificate, or a reference number. Its Rita engine selects applicable questions and checks more than 250 deductions and allowances; an expert reviews each return before submission. The service covers employment income, self-employment, rental income, investments, and tax notices. For rentals, it calculates income and expenses and identifies deductible costs and exemptions; for investments, it calculates gains and losses and integrates investment platforms. The Free plan calculates a result but does not include expert review or filing. PRO costs €35 a year and includes one return, expert review, filing, and basic support. LIVE costs €45 a year and adds advisers by chat or WhatsApp; FULL costs €65 a year and adds a personal adviser and review of the last four returns. FULL is unavailable under the regional tax regime and excludes traceability and second residence-procedure filings.