Tax return in Canada

Self-employed tax filing made easy

Are you a freelancer, independent contractor, small business owner, or side hustler? File your taxes your way and maximize your savings.

Filing taxes: What to know

Step 1:

Verify if your income is self-employment

The CRA considers you self-employed if you work as an independent contractor, sole proprietor, or business partner, offering goods or services with the goal of making a profit. This includes freelancers, small business owners, consultants, and gig workers.

Step 2:

Claim every self-employed deduction

Regardless of your self-employed income, you can reduce your tax liability by deducting business expenses.

Step 3:

Know what to track and report

As a self-employed individual in Canada, you're responsible for tracking your income and expenses to file on time and claim the correct deductions.

Step 4:

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