Uber Driver GST/HST Canada 2026: Registration, ITCs & CRA Rules

If you drive for Uber in Canada, you are legally considered a self-employed taxi business by the CRA. That means: You must register for GST/HST You must file GST/HST returns You can claim Input Tax Credits (ITCs) You can receive GST/HST refunds Most Uber drivers either overpay tax or don’t claim everything they’re entitled to. […]
How to Find the Best Accountant for IT Contractors in Canada

Most IT contractors and consultants don’t start looking for an accountant because they want tax optimization. They start looking because something went wrong. Maybe GST/HST stopped making sense.Maybe a letter arrived from the Canada Revenue Agency.Maybe tax software that worked fine last year suddenly feels risky. If you’re contracting in Canada especially in tech, taxes […]
2026 CRA Tax Changes for Uber, DoorDash and Instacart Drivers in Canada

If you earn money through Uber, DoorDash, SkipTheDishes, Instacart or any other platform, the way your income is tracked, reported and audited in Canada has fundamentally changed. For years, the system relied on the honor code. You earned cash, you reported it (hopefully) and the CRA had no way to know exactly what you made […]
Canada 2026 Tax Credits & CRA Benefit Payment Dates (Full Schedule)

If you rely on CRA or Service Canada benefits, knowing the 2026 payment dates (and who qualifies) can save you a lot of stress. Below is the full 2026 benefit payment schedule, plus quick eligibility reminders so you can mark your calendar and move on with your life. This guide covers: Monthly and quarterly CRA […]
How Uber Drivers File Taxes in Canada with T4 Employment Income

Driving for Uber while working a full-time or part-time T4 job is extremely common in Canada. Nurses, IT professionals, warehouse workers, students and office employees often use Uber to earn extra income on evenings or weekends. But this mix creates confusion every tax season. Many Uber drivers assume Uber income is “side money” that doesn’t […]
How to File IT Contractor Taxes in Canada: GST/HST, PSB Rules & CRA Compliance

Working as an IT contractor gives you freedom and a high day rate. But it also comes with a tax bill that looks very different from a T4 employee. If you’re a full-stack developer, solutions architect, or IT consultant in Canada, you don’t have an employer withholding tax for you. You don’t get a T4 […]
Canada 2026 Tax Changes: CRA Updates on Income Brackets, CPP, RRSP, TFSA Limits

The Canada Revenue Agency just dropped its 2026 updates and they’re bringing some meaningful shifts to how Canadians will handle their taxes this year. We’re talking about adjusted tax brackets that reflect where inflation actually sits right now, contribution limits that create new planning opportunities and benefit thresholds that directly impact how much money stays […]
Do New Corporations Need to File a T2 Tax Return in Canada First Year

Starting a corporation in Canada whether you go federal or provincial, feels exciting. There’s a lot to think about, but taxes? Honestly, you can’t ignore them, even in the early days. A lot of new business owners wonder: “Do I really have to file a T2 tax return if my corporation hasn’t made a single […]
CRA Tax Guide for Online Sellers: Report eBay, Etsy & Amazon Income & GST/HST

Selling online in Canada is no longer “under the radar.” With the full rollout of CRA mandatory reporting rules, your sales on eBay, Etsy, Amazon, and even Facebook Marketplace are no longer invisible to the government. Whether you’re decluttering a closet or building a dropshipping empire, the Canada Revenue Agency now receives a direct digital […]
2025 Year‑End Tax Planning Guide for Canadians: TFSA, RRSP, FHSA, RESP & More

Think of December 31st as a deadline with a dollar sign attached to it. Every year, thousands of Canadians miss out on significant savings simply because they didn’t know that “waiting until next year” actually meant losing an entire year of growth. Whether you’re saving for your first home, supporting your kids’ education, or just […]