File an adjustment with the CRA as soon as possible to correct the underreported income and avoid penalties or interest.
Online Accountants for Self-Employed and Sole Proprietors
We are your online accountants for self-employed professionals and sole proprietors across Canada. Our team works with freelancers, consultants, real estate agents, truck drivers, Uber and delivery drivers, construction contractors, IT specialists, web developers, fitness coaches, social media managers, content creators, graphic designers, photographers, videographers, and e-commerce sellers. Whether you’re running your business full-time or managing multiple income streams, we provide virtual accounting, bookkeeping, and tax services tailored to your profession.
Running a self-employed business or sole proprietorship in Canada comes with enough challenges without adding tax confusion or bookkeeping stress to the mix. That’s where we come in. Our online accountants for self-employed professionals handle your entire financial process, from bookkeeping and GST/HST filing to tax preparation and financial reporting. We help you stay organized, compliant, and focused on what truly matters: growing your income and building the business you started to gain freedom and flexibility.




We don’t just file your taxes; we are dedicated to proactive tax savings for Canadian sole proprietors. We dig into your day-to-day spending, find those often-missed deductions, and ensure your financial records strictly follow CRA rules for independent contractors. From claiming your business use of home expenses (like rent or utilities), to properly deducting the cost of your professional equipment and mileage tracking for business travel, there are more opportunities than you might think.
The difference between a basic tax preparer and a specialized self-employed professional accountant is often thousands of dollars back in your pocket.
We know the unique challenges of being self-employed in Canada. The irregular income that makes budgeting feel impossible. The blurred line between business and personal expenses. The stress of owing money to the CRA when you already spent it on living expenses. The confusion about whether you should incorporate or stay as a sole proprietor.
Aim to set aside $0.25 to $0.35 of every dollar earned in a separate savings account.
Learn the major ones: home office, mileage, supplies, phone, meals, and insurance.
Register your business number and set up a quarterly reminder system immediately.
Consult a professional when your taxable income is consistently over $100,000 to $120,000.
Use a cloud-based receipt scanning app like Zoombooks to digitize everything in real-time.
File an adjustment with the CRA as soon as possible to correct the underreported income and avoid penalties or interest.
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Work with Accountants Who Understand Self-Employed Life
Specialized knowledge in the unique self-employment tax laws across all Canadian provinces.
Expertise in setting up efficient, paperless cloud bookkeeping and expense management systems.
Deep understanding of common self-employed roles, from freelance writers to independent consultants.
Deep understanding of common self-employed roles, from freelance contractors to independent consultants.
A conversational, accessible approach that turns confusing CRA forms into clear financial strategies.
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