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Kids often rely on the bank of mom and dad, but a new survey reveals more than one-third of millennials also rely on parents to help do their taxes.
With tax time right around the corner, a recent ORC International Survey found 37 per cent of millennials rely on their parents to provide reminders or guidance on tax returns, do their tax returns for them, or let them use their accountant.
The survey was conducted in the United States, but anecdotal evidence suggests young Canadians are not much different.
