<prompt> Human: I went to do my taxes yesterday. I am a student so was under the assumption that I would be getting their student rate, which is usually 40 CAD, that I have gotten in the past. I am still a student, but this time I had some capital gains to claim from a stock. The price for my tax return went up to 221. Is this a normal price?As well, I did two tax returns, for 2016 and 2017. So the price came to 442 which is more than I currently have in my bank. I was aware of the option to have them take the filing fee directly from the tax return and I asked for that, but the advisor said I had to pay out of pocket for the whole fee unless I were to take the cash back now option - where they give you a cheque now in return for a percentage of the return. With the percentage they take for this option Im out another 200 my return was 4600. So in total Im paying around 600 for both tax returns and the percentage of the cash back option. I have not collected the cheque yet, but Im going back later today to get it.I was wondering if I had any options in terms of having this re-looked at, cancelling the return and doing it myself, or if there are any specific reasons why I was required to take the cash back now offer.Thanks TLDR: I feel i was misled into an offer I did not want which loses me money on my tax return. Update: I went to my appointment and cancelled the whole thing, going to attempt it on turbotax. Thanks for all the comments.  <response>: I think you should start just by asking for the bill and looking how it is itemized. Could be just that they accidentally applied the wrong rate. 